Optima Yellow Top
Optima Yellow Top
i can't seem to get the positive cable to hook up to the terminal on the battery. did i get the wrong battery, or do i need to modify something on the positive cable get it to connect to the terminal?
Re: Optima Yellow Top
Originally posted by MaximaZero
i can't seem to get the positive cable to hook up to the terminal on the battery. did i get the wrong battery, or do i need to modify something on the positive cable get it to connect to the terminal?
i can't seem to get the positive cable to hook up to the terminal on the battery. did i get the wrong battery, or do i need to modify something on the positive cable get it to connect to the terminal?
Anybody find out the answer to this.........If the Optima Yellow Top is not a perfect fit.....how do you get it to fit? Is there an adaptor or extension you have to buy too?
p.s. I ask b/c I'm considering one soon
p.s. I ask b/c I'm considering one soon
Re: Optima Yellow Top
Originally posted by MaximaZero
i can't seem to get the positive cable to hook up to the terminal on the battery. did i get the wrong battery, or do i need to modify something on the positive cable get it to connect to the terminal?
i can't seem to get the positive cable to hook up to the terminal on the battery. did i get the wrong battery, or do i need to modify something on the positive cable get it to connect to the terminal?
Mine fits, and that includes a terminal post for my amps, which normally gets in the way and makes it a tighter fit. What you need to do is cut some of the tie downs and electrical tape that's holding the positive cable to give it more slack and movement. If you had the Frankencar intake for the 2K-2K1 like I did, you would have already done this to get enough slack for the MAF wires. Be careful not to cut the wires, just the tape and hose sleeves to the left of the battery holding the wires in place. You can also try to shift the battery further back in the tray so the positive cable can reach.
Originally posted by PCGuRu2K
You need to dremel off the plastic a little bit on the positive side. You see that piece that's preventing it from sitting flush on the battery..
You need to dremel off the plastic a little bit on the positive side. You see that piece that's preventing it from sitting flush on the battery..
Just cut the tie downs and get some slack for the positive cable, like I said above.
Originally posted by Tanman
You mean dremel the battery cover?? I wouldn't do that if I were you!
Just cut the tie downs and get some slack for the positive cable, like I said above.
You mean dremel the battery cover?? I wouldn't do that if I were you!
Just cut the tie downs and get some slack for the positive cable, like I said above.
Originally posted by Tanman
Mine fits, and that includes a terminal post for my amps, which normally gets in the way and makes it a tighter fit. What you need to do is cut some of the tie downs and electrical tape that's holding the positive cable to give it more slack and movement. If you had the Frankencar intake for the 2K-2K1 like I did, you would have already done this to get enough slack for the MAF wires. Be careful not to cut the wires, just the tape and hose sleeves to the left of the battery holding the wires in place. You can also try to shift the battery further back in the tray so the positive cable can reach.
Mine fits, and that includes a terminal post for my amps, which normally gets in the way and makes it a tighter fit. What you need to do is cut some of the tie downs and electrical tape that's holding the positive cable to give it more slack and movement. If you had the Frankencar intake for the 2K-2K1 like I did, you would have already done this to get enough slack for the MAF wires. Be careful not to cut the wires, just the tape and hose sleeves to the left of the battery holding the wires in place. You can also try to shift the battery further back in the tray so the positive cable can reach.
thanks tanman & PCGuRu2K for the answer
ya theres been problems with bigger batteries before..
i dont remember the exact fix.. but if i remmber correctly, you need to change the positive for a longer one..
or u can solder more wire for the existing one... or u can try to pull some slack...
lemme know what works for you..
i dont remember the exact fix.. but if i remmber correctly, you need to change the positive for a longer one..
or u can solder more wire for the existing one... or u can try to pull some slack...
lemme know what works for you..
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