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How big of a job to replace battery cables?

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Old 02-09-2019, 09:12 PM
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Default How big of a job to replace battery cables?

So my 2012 Jeep JK was a salvage flood vehicle. I haven’t really had any issues with it electronically but my battery cables are needing to be replaced. I’m a self made YouTube mechanic and can typically find what I’m looking for when I need to work on something or make some type of repair but I’m not finfomg any how to videos on YouTube to replace my cables. How big of a job would it be to replace both my POS and NEG cables? I took a leak the other day but couldn’t seem to find wher the cable ends ended. Seemed like they were somewhere behind the motor or something? Anyone help me out?
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It shouldn't be that bad. The way I judge that type of job would be to pull up the parts diagram, identify which leads you'll be replacing, and see how long they are and where they go. I replaced the headlight harness and it wasn't bad at all. It reaches from the TIPM and attaches in a few spots, across the radiator, and out to the turn signal on the fender.



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