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Old 12-02-2006, 06:59 PM   #1
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Battery Cable help

I am building new battery cables & would like to find an end like the one in the picture. I have not had any luck at my local auto parts houses any one have any ideas where to find one?
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Old 12-02-2006, 07:19 PM   #2
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Re: Battery Cable help

carefully pry that one open with a screwdriver and reuse it if all else fails. flux and solder might be a good idea too. also if you do any plowing, live where they salt exc. heat shrink any exposed copper as thats about where they rot off.
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oh go to your friendly chevy dealer and show them what you're looking for. they may have to grab a mecanic to find it but they should have them in stock.

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Old 12-02-2006, 07:29 PM   #3
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Re: Battery Cable help

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I am building new battery cables & would like to find an end like the one in the picture. I have not had any luck at my local auto parts houses any one have any ideas where to find one?


Where in Washington do you live? I get all my battery cables made at Pacific Power Batteries. I don't know how many stores they have, but I'm a regular at the Monroe and Everett stores. I've had enough issues in the past with poor battery connections that not I just let them attach the ends and seal & shrinkwrap it all.

I'm sure there are other places that will do the same thing if there isn't a Pacific Power near you.
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