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Old 01-16-2007, 09:39 PM   #1 (permalink)
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battery cable removal/installation

howdy all-
trying to remove my + batt cable, what is the quickest way to get this off? I see it goes through the plastic protector, that goes through a couple of holders on its way down to the starter (sorry for al the technical jargon! lol)
After I get it out, how do I fish the new one back through the same mess?
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Re: battery cable removal/installation

[ QUOTE ]
howdy all-
trying to remove my + batt cable, what is the quickest way to get this off? I see it goes through the plastic protector, that goes through a couple of holders on its way down to the starter (sorry for al the technical jargon! lol)
After I get it out, how do I fish the new one back through the same mess?
Thanks in advance!
Mister bobo

[/ QUOTE ]Cut the end off of the old one . tape it to the new one & pull it through?? maybe?... [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/shrug.gif[/img]
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Year of truck? I can take a look at my 95 if it will help.

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howdy!
it's a 97 7.3 F350 4x4.
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