Where to get a Positive Battery Cable for a DII???

p-dawger

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So without really wanting to buy an entire engine harness (brits...you kidding me?)

Where can I get one that is just like the OEM that would make for a bolt on swap?
 

dcarr1971

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I seem to think I remember someone making extended battery cables for a D2. You might try sending Tom (Antichrist) a PM to see if he does them...
 

NikeCheck246

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I made my ground cables for the Range Rover...hd cable from Advance, terminals, and terminal crimpers. Before, I was losing almost .25 volts from engine to battery, now I am down to .01.
 

p-dawger

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roverover said:
I have them here. Where are you located?

I am in VA - problem with getting one from a junkyard is well...I don't want junk that is all corroded - that is what I have.
 

p-dawger

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ptschram said:
Where you gonna find one without having to gt the whole harness?

Yes do tell...unless that was a typo.

I got 203k miles on my beast - prolly 3 batteries...shit gets old, and corroded - what do you want?
 

p-dawger

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antichrist said:
The problem is finding the damn right angle lug for the fuse box. I haven't been able to find them.

Yeah me either - seems like a pretty good business opp to make these and sell them.
 

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I have a source for something that might work, yes, it's a quality connector too, I just need to order a couple and try them out. The problem is they aren't cheap, or at least not as cheap as the OE fuse box connector. But maybe that's a good thing.
 

JohnB

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For my positive I found a big brass connector at a car stereo shop. Has about 6 possible cable connections with allen keys that screw down on the cables.Looks kind of like this http://www.amazon.com/Raptor-RGBTP-4C-Positive-Battery-Terminal/dp/B00322QF0M/ref=pd_vtp_e_1For my negative I found a short ground strap in my wrecking yard from a BMW. I just bolted that to the the old ground cable where it was held down to the body next to the fuse box.

The OE positive cable is actually 2 seperate cables that once you cut the insulation away is easy to work with.
 
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MR.T

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JohnB said:
For my positive I found a big brass connector at a car stereo shop. Has about 6 possible cable connections with allen keys that screw down on the cables.Looks kind of like this http://www.amazon.com/Raptor-RGBTP-4C-Positive-Battery-Terminal/dp/B00322QF0M/ref=pd_vtp_e_1For my negative I found a short ground strap in my wrecking yard from a BMW. I just bolted that to the the old ground cable where it was held down to the body next to the fuse box.

The OE positive cable is actually 2 seperate cables that once you cut the insulation away is easy to work with.


got any pics of yours? it's funny because i have almost the same terminals you posted, pos and neg. aren't both of the oe wires going to the terminal 1 guage? and the pos terminal you linked to has slots for 1 and 4 only.
i'm about to rewire everything for winches/accessories and i've been wondering how much of a bitch it is going to be to mess with the oe pos end.

as far as the neg body connection at the front of the fuse box, i was able to split it open, clean the fitting (it's brass) and solder in the open section of my ground wire(temporary) when i had to extend it for my PM-1.
 

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