GrabThatBlue
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This might sound stupid, but I wanted to remove my car battery to charge it at home, but when opening the hood I saw that there is another unknown wire attached to the battery, so I aborted the mission to find out what this cable is for and how to remove it before damaging something.
I watched a tutorial on YouTube on how to replace a car battery on the Mustang and could only find the S550 model. This car did not have this extra wire attached to the battery, so I have no clue what or how to do this.
See the rubber hose or wire that is attached to the side of the battery. What is this for and how to remove it?
Edit: No I found out it's just an easy hose to remove and I stumbled on a new thing I can't figure out.
The positive side. How the heck do I remove that one? I see 2 bolts and I also see some plastic clips under the positive side that holds iit in place. And there is even a wire attached to the positive like a bridge going to the negative. I can't seperate those from each other.
How do I remove the positive and that bridge between them?
I watched a tutorial on YouTube on how to replace a car battery on the Mustang and could only find the S550 model. This car did not have this extra wire attached to the battery, so I have no clue what or how to do this.
See the rubber hose or wire that is attached to the side of the battery. What is this for and how to remove it?
Edit: No I found out it's just an easy hose to remove and I stumbled on a new thing I can't figure out.
The positive side. How the heck do I remove that one? I see 2 bolts and I also see some plastic clips under the positive side that holds iit in place. And there is even a wire attached to the positive like a bridge going to the negative. I can't seperate those from each other.
How do I remove the positive and that bridge between them?
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