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Posted by Reveen
 - June 06, 2018, 14:48:49 PM
Quote from: Pilgrim on June 05, 2018, 08:12:41 AM

There are several on Ebay for $10

I see that. Since it's the negative, looks like I would just unplug the current wire and plug in the new one?

I'd love to fix it myself but I don't have a soldering iron or the skills/knowhow to get it done right? I assumed it would just be a cable that connects to the frame, but there is a white clip/harness included... Any idea what that is for?

Posted by Pilgrim
 - June 05, 2018, 08:12:41 AM

There are several on Ebay for $10

Posted by Ogri
 - June 05, 2018, 06:18:40 AM

I'd remove all the metalwork that's left on the cable and, using the old one as a guide, make a new flat piece out of copper or brass that I would then crimp around the clean bare cable and solder on with lead. 

Posted by Reveen
 - June 04, 2018, 20:20:04 PM

The connection on my negative battery cable snapped off. It's a '99 1500. Any insights on how I should tackle this problem?

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