Battery cutoff switch
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Mountain Pass
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Battery cutoff switch
Hello,
So after like five days of leving my truck without getting it started, the baterry drained
But as I won't even bother wasting a lot of time and dumping money on diagnosing this issue as I listed it for sale and hope I sell it ASAP, I won't fix that
I think that will make the tuck even more showier and hide the issue, I will install a BATTERY CUTOFF SWITCH
I plan to fabricate some "L" brackets for both negatives then with self tappers, screw them onto the inner fender structure
For the switches, I plan on using some CATERPILLAR style battery cutoff switches, but aftermarket
So after like five days of leving my truck without getting it started, the baterry drained
But as I won't even bother wasting a lot of time and dumping money on diagnosing this issue as I listed it for sale and hope I sell it ASAP, I won't fix that
I think that will make the tuck even more showier and hide the issue, I will install a BATTERY CUTOFF SWITCH
I plan to fabricate some "L" brackets for both negatives then with self tappers, screw them onto the inner fender structure
For the switches, I plan on using some CATERPILLAR style battery cutoff switches, but aftermarket
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Post Fiend
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From: Tallassee, ALabama
Instead of re-inventing the wheel, why not go to Wal Mart and get a battery cut off switch for approx $10.00.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Battery-C...-Key/119498120
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Battery-C...-Key/119498120
Cargo Master
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Just charge the battery? Gonna be way cheaper than buying more, unneeded parts, and installing them. That disconnect won't hide anything, to anyone that knows cars it's an obvious sign of electrical problems.
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