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So my car has been stalling, the AC shuts off randomly, the exterior frontlights dim during driving, the ABS light comes on and I lose power steering. It comes back within seconds. If you dont know what the fuse post is, take a look at your battery's positve terminal. That black rectangle on the side that the ring that goes around the battery is attached to, is your fuse post. There are two wires crimped onto the side of the post. One is the positive terminal wire. The other I DONT KNOW. Id like to know what it leads to because it has turned bluish gray in color (corrosion) at the exposed wire, and the PVC coating has melted and is snapping off easily.
I have a question. What does that.blown wire lead to? And can I add some.kind of extension to it so I can cut the burned out section off and recrimp the uncorroded wire to the fuse block and use an exntension to make it long enough to successfully fit onto the positive battery terminal?
Or is there some other place to attach that wire to so I can put a normal lead onto the positive battery cable that will fit the battery like every other vehicle on the road?? Heres some.pictures. The first picture shows the two wires crimped to the fuse post. The wire on the top is the one that idk what does and needs fixed. The other is the positive cable that leads to the starter motor and on other vehicles connects directly to the battery. The second pic is the top of the fuse post that leads to a ring that fits over the positive terminal.
Thank you for reading
I have a question. What does that.blown wire lead to? And can I add some.kind of extension to it so I can cut the burned out section off and recrimp the uncorroded wire to the fuse block and use an exntension to make it long enough to successfully fit onto the positive battery terminal?
Or is there some other place to attach that wire to so I can put a normal lead onto the positive battery cable that will fit the battery like every other vehicle on the road?? Heres some.pictures. The first picture shows the two wires crimped to the fuse post. The wire on the top is the one that idk what does and needs fixed. The other is the positive cable that leads to the starter motor and on other vehicles connects directly to the battery. The second pic is the top of the fuse post that leads to a ring that fits over the positive terminal.
Thank you for reading
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