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Dodge Avenger Battery Cable Harness
Part Number: 4795599AD$207.95 MSRP: $315.00You Save: $107.05 (34%)
Dodge Avenger Battery Cable
Battery Cable involves conductive wires in the Dodge Avenger automobiles that transport electrical current from the battery to electrical sectors of the car in order to start the Automobile's starter and in the same way the engine. These cables can wear over time via elements such as oxidation, wear and corrosion and this can lead to starting problems or complete failure to start. The cables should be checked from time to time for the premier result to be achieved. Dodge Avenger Battery Cable are made of a power cable with a positive terminal for transmitting current and an earth cable with a negative terminal. Where issues occur, premium replacement battery cables can always be used to bring functionality back. There is also need to check the cables for physical damage and, conduct voltage drop tests so as to ensure that there is good connection. Many of these options are developed to fulfill strict standards to deliver the same quality and reliability as the original part.
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Dodge Avenger Battery Cable Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How Should I Remove and Replace Battery Cables on Dodge Avenger?A: When removing the cables, disconnect the cable from the remote ground terminal first and hook it up last to avoid shorting out the battery. Disconnect the old cables from the battery and trace each of them to their opposite ends, noting their routing before disconnecting. If replacing any old cables, take them with you when buying new ones to ensure identical replacements. Clean the threads of the solenoid/ground connection with a wire brush to remove corrosion, then apply a thin coat of battery terminal corrosion inhibitor/ petroleum jelly to prevent corrosion. Connect the positive cable to the battery terminal first, followed by the ground cable to the negative terminal.
