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alternator or battery terminals cables or what?

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    alternator or battery terminals cables or what?

    My car just faild on me in the middle of a hill going up lol my speedometerwent crazy first then the lights went down aswell after a min.. or two it stopped and the whole car went black no lights or nothing. Could it be my alternator or my cables in the battery are supper fat and dont fit the termanols and it has a short thats why i think is that aswell. Need help ima change alternator i just want to know if you guys had a same issue or simolir?

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    It's probably a ground. A short would blow fuses or set your car on fire, typically. clean your connections and try again.

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      #3
      Originally posted by sonikaccord View Post
      It's probably a ground. A short would blow fuses or set your car on fire, typically. clean your connections and try again.
      The thing is they are clean its just the grown has two cables and they are thick and dont fit the terminals would that be the problem they dont go fully in some wires are sticking out i tried looking for bigger terminals but i cant find a that much of thickness.

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        Originally posted by cb7TwitchBoy View Post
        The thing is they are clean its just the grown has two cables and they are thick and dont fit the terminals would that be the problem they dont go fully in some wires are sticking out i tried looking for bigger terminals but i cant find a that much of thickness.
        make some out of copper pipe and solder them on.

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          #5
          Originally posted by illinois_erik View Post
          make some out of copper pipe and solder them on.

          What about to hold them down on the terminals?

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            #6
            Originally posted by illinois_erik View Post
            make some out of copper pipe and solder them on.

            What about to hold them down on the terminals?

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              #7
              Dude, there's screws that tighten the terminals down. Take off the nut, and put it in between where the terminal and nut go.
              Unless I misunderstood the question, then it's the same process for whatever you're trying to ground.
              Last edited by F22Chris; 04-18-2015, 09:38 PM.

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                #8
                Originally posted by F22Chris View Post
                Dude, there's screws that tighten the terminals down. Take off the nut, and put it in between where the terminal and nut go.
                Unless I misunderstood the question, then it's the same process for whatever you're trying to ground.
                I seen that but i think it's worst cuz it's does not fully get it because my turminal connecters are small from the srew to the end of it. Dont think it will fit. Thanks anyways i think it's a good ideal if is a quick and inexpensive way.

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by F22Chris View Post
                  Dude, there's screws that tighten the terminals down. Take off the nut, and put it in between where the terminal and nut go.
                  Unless I misunderstood the question, then it's the same process for whatever you're trying to ground.
                  I already got it too. Thanks again

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