Question about replacing battery with trickle charge pigtail attached
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Old battery in car has CTEK Comfort Connect trickle charge pigtail attached with ends attached to both the negative and positive battery clamps. In removing battery, I first disconnected the negative terminal and also additionally, the negative pole of the CTEK Connect from the negative attachment clamp. I left the positive CTEK Connect wire attached to the positive battery clamp as a single unit.
In replacing with a new battery, do I reattach the red clamp (with (+) CTEK Connect attached), then negative battery clamp, then finally the negative CTEK Connect end? I don’t want to cause a short during the installation.
In replacing with a new battery, do I reattach the red clamp (with (+) CTEK Connect attached), then negative battery clamp, then finally the negative CTEK Connect end? I don’t want to cause a short during the installation.
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Old battery in car has CTEK Comfort Connect trickle charge pigtail attached with ends attached to both the negative and positive battery clamps. In removing battery, I first disconnected the negative terminal and also additionally, the negative pole of the CTEK Connect from the negative attachment clamp. I left the positive CTEK Connect wire attached to the positive battery clamp as a single unit.
In replacing with a new battery, do I reattach the red clamp (with (+) CTEK Connect attached), then negative battery clamp, then finally the negative CTEK Connect end? I don’t want to cause a short during the installation.
In replacing with a new battery, do I reattach the red clamp (with (+) CTEK Connect attached), then negative battery clamp, then finally the negative CTEK Connect end? I don’t want to cause a short during the installation.