Right-angle battery post thingies
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Re: Right-angle battery post thingies
they are just what came on the battery I got from walmart, I can dig up a pic in a sec...
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Re: Right-angle battery post thingies
like that, but mine has a big hole in front not another mounting point
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Re: Right-angle battery post thingies
I left mine on my old battery when i traded it in Luckily I noticed when i got home and got them back.
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Re: Right-angle battery post thingies
I didn't realize it until a week later when I went and got a new battery from another store because Interstate is retarded. They told me they would have it in within a week, prolly NBD. I got a call from them about 6 weeks later letting me know that my battery was finally in.megaloxana wrote:I left mine on my old battery when i traded it in Luckily I noticed when i got home and got them back.
And my terminals definitely don't look like yours Haunter, I just have a straight vertical plate with a hole in it.
Re: Right-angle battery post thingies
mine actually does have those exact ones....
too bad my VR went out and probably ruined it, I couldnt get it to hold more than 11.4 Volts last night so it wont even fire up the starter
too bad my VR went out and probably ruined it, I couldnt get it to hold more than 11.4 Volts last night so it wont even fire up the starter
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Re: Right-angle battery post thingies
my VR did the same thing, starter wouldn't run, just a clicking solenoid. i feel your pain.haunter wrote:mine actually does have those exact ones....
too bad my VR went out and probably ruined it, I couldnt get it to hold more than 11.4 Volts last night so it wont even fire up the starter
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Re: Right-angle battery post thingies
T,tommyj27 wrote:
And my terminals definitely don't look like yours Haunter, I just have a straight vertical plate with a hole in it.
Not a problem as I said some thick alloy 1/8 - 1/10 thick bent at right angles (use heat ) will do the trick for yo to get the leads flat and out the way, just be sure that the lead leg is long enough so that the nuts & bolts on the battery do not clash with the lead bolts Nerd
Re: Right-angle battery post thingies
Yeah, I'll look at that this weekend too. I wish I had a welder to set some nuts into the brackets to attach the cable. I can get it done, just a bit of a ride.yamaha_george wrote:T,tommyj27 wrote:
And my terminals definitely don't look like yours Haunter, I just have a straight vertical plate with a hole in it.
Not a problem as I said some thick alloy 1/8 - 1/10 thick bent at right angles (use heat ) will do the trick for yo to get the leads flat and out the way, just be sure that the lead leg is long enough so that the nuts & bolts on the battery do not clash with the lead bolts Nerd