Battry terminal auxillary post size
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5th Wheeling
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Battry terminal auxillary post size
I have a new 2022 F350 6.7. I noticed that some of the battery terminals have factory installed auxiliary posts on them. Does anyone know the size and pitch? I am sure they are metric (maybe 6MM ), but I don't have a metric nut selection to try and fit.
Thanks for any help
Thanks for any help
Mountain Pass
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I think you are right. Mine is a 21 with the 7.3 and dual batteries and the auxiliary posts are M6 1.0. Those little things are handy. Oddly mine doesn't have one on the positive cable on the drivers side battery. I am going to need something but I am not sure what I will end up with. Passenger side got the cables for the winch added there.
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5th Wheeling
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I think you are right. Mine is a 21 with the 7.3 and dual batteries and the auxiliary posts are M6 1.0. Those little things are handy. Oddly mine doesn't have one on the positive cable on the drivers side battery. I am going to need something but I am not sure what I will end up with. Passenger side got the cables for the winch added there.
I am going to drill an tap the driver side positive. Thread the new stud bolt up from bottom (I have clearance) and use a capture nut up top. Probably go stainless to prevent corrosion.
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5th Wheeling
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Hope this is what you were looking for. Came from another thread.
Mountain Pass
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I tried to trace the positive wire from passenger battery and found nothing better to attach a wire to. Starter doesn't seem to have anywhere to tap into. Probably will be trying this also. I hope there is room for a fuse also.
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