battery cable ends
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battery cable ends
I talked with my local battery store and he said he could probably sell me copper replacement cable endings for $3 a piece. Is this probably all I will need based on the pic? I will post pic of other battery in a minute.
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Would these work, click on the link and then different cables etc. What gauge will I need for these F350 PSD?
http://www.delcity.net/delcity/servl...tid=101&page=1
http://www.delcity.net/delcity/servl...tid=101&page=1
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What about these as well, would this work anyone?
http://www.1aauto.com/1A/BatteryCabl.../FSeriesPickup
http://www.1aauto.com/1A/BatteryCabl.../FSeriesPickup
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Not cool bro..... Yor truck looks tired and beaten. Where's the rest of your airbox at? I would go have new cables and ends put on if I was you. Ditch that filter, i think i saw a K&N label on the end of it. Get rid of it before it gets rid of your turbinator
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Originally Posted by powerstroked162
Not cool bro..... Yor truck looks tired and beaten. Where's the rest of your airbox at? I would go have new cables and ends put on if I was you. Ditch that filter, i think i saw a K&N label on the end of it. Get rid of it before it gets rid of your turbinator
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You should slap the previous owner then for treatin that truck like that. Well, you could but I would buy new cables as well as ends. Those cables you have look tired. Any Battery post terminal clamp will work. I like the dual feed ones that came factory cause their stout. You can go to shcuks, napa, autozone, where ever and get some battery terminals. The K/N filter lets to much dust and dirt into the motor which can cause major motor and turbo problems later down the road. If i was you I would go with the napa 6637 filter setup. Good luck
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Originally Posted by powerstroked162
You should slap the previous owner then for treatin that truck like that. Well, you could but I would buy new cables as well as ends. Those cables you have look tired. Any Battery post terminal clamp will work. I like the dual feed ones that came factory cause their stout. You can go to shcuks, napa, autozone, where ever and get some battery terminals. The K/N filter lets to much dust and dirt into the motor which can cause major motor and turbo problems later down the road. If i was you I would go with the napa 6637 filter setup. Good luck
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The original filter is just as bad as the k/N. They both allow dust to enter the engine. Go with the tymar intake setup. You can make one yourself with a napa filter and a chunk of pipe.
Check out your local auto parts store, you can get the stuff you need for you batt cables there.
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Check out your local auto parts store, you can get the stuff you need for you batt cables there.
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Originally Posted by powerstroked162
The original filter is just as bad as the k/N. They both allow dust to enter the engine. Go with the tymar intake setup. You can make one yourself with a napa filter and a chunk of pipe.
Check out your local auto parts store, you can get the stuff you need for you batt cables there.
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Check out your local auto parts store, you can get the stuff you need for you batt cables there.
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Originally Posted by powerstroked162
Thats right, absolutely no dust! Advanced is a joke. Im tellin ya, the battery store is gonna be way cheaper then your local stealership. Thats where you need to go
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Call them see what they say. You got a fugged up local batt shop if they dont make batt cables, lol. If no luck with the local auto parts stores then try a local stereo shop. They to should be able to make you a set of batt cables for a reasonable price. Good luck
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I guess I'll try more auto parts stores today for positive and negative cables. I'm kind of surprised that it is this hard to find them. I mean it is a Ford not a Jag or Bentley!
When I do finally get them is this going to be a pretty straight forward job or is there some tricky parts to it?
When I do finally get them is this going to be a pretty straight forward job or is there some tricky parts to it?