Which battery cable do you hook up first on a car?
Which battery cable do you hook up first on a car?
“Positive first, then negative. When disconnecting the cables from the old battery, disconnect the negative first, then the positive. Connect the new battery in the reverse order, positive then negative.”
Why are there wires in the engine bay?
Regardless of how the old battery was installed, it is their responsibility to insure that the correct cables are attached to the correct posts on the replacement battery. They goof, they pay. There are “wires” in the engine bay that are designed to open up in an over-current situation. They are called fusible links.
What to do if you hook up your car battery incorrectly?
In small claims court, just say, “They ADMITTED to hooking up my battery INCORRECTLY.” If you aren’t clear, and concise, in your claim, you might lose your claim. You need to go to the shop manager or store manager for resolution.
Can a store hook up a car battery backwards?
The store should pay to restore your car to the condition is was in before they messed up the battery installation. The position of the old battery is not material, and is no excuse for the store hooking up the + cable to the – terminal of the battery. They owe you to make it right, it was their mistake.
What kind of battery do I need for my Ford Explorer?
Your well-made Ford Explorer serves you well is the ultimate reliable ride. Don’t compromise the functionality of your sport utility vehicle with a low-quality battery. Upgrade to a Duralast Ford Explorer battery from AutoZone for more cold cranking amps on cold mornings, less corrosion and longer life.
Regardless of how the old battery was installed, it is their responsibility to insure that the correct cables are attached to the correct posts on the replacement battery. They goof, they pay. There are “wires” in the engine bay that are designed to open up in an over-current situation. They are called fusible links.
Where do you put the battery cable in a car?
Set the end of the cable aside so that it can’t fall back into place and make contact with either battery terminal. If your battery is in the trunk, the positive cable will attach to another connector near the body of the car. Simply disconnect it from there. Remove the battery.
The store should pay to restore your car to the condition is was in before they messed up the battery installation. The position of the old battery is not material, and is no excuse for the store hooking up the + cable to the – terminal of the battery. They owe you to make it right, it was their mistake.
