hey, how hard is it to install a positve cable on a 95 cherokee 4.0 automatic......

http://napaautoparts.com/Search/Deta...50038+2038004#

that the positive

 

That is a pos. Cable but I dont know how long it is but It isnt hard to put one in. Just fallow the old one and take it off and put the new one on.

 

well what cable should i get.. ? i want a good looking color but idk if they make those or can be custom.. i was hoping for a lime green.

 

There are two leads off of the battery anode - one to the starter motor, one to the PDC. The PDC may be smaller in gage, but don't go too small (OEM starter motor lead is 8AWG, and the PDC lead is, I think, 10AWG. I wouldn't go any smaller than 10AWG - the PDC is your main distro lead, y'know...)

Why are you replacing your positive battery cable? Corrosion? If your positive cable is in need of replacement, the rest are probably not far behind...

A number of people have installed my kits and said they're rather better than anything they've found at the parts house (since I use larger wire, unleaded battery clamps, and everything is properly sealed at both ends...) so you may want to consider it yourself. Link in sig, and hit me backchannel if you have any questions!

 

I always like building my own, I'll use one gage or larger and I like the Marine Connections to the batt see the picture. The Pos being the one on the right in the pic.

https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f46/ti...-better-44101/

 

Okay, I hate to bring this thread back from the dead but I have not gotten any hits in the ask a question thread.

I am having a connection issue with my XJ 96. I need to replace the positive battery cable and am not having any luck finding one that I canjust buy. Unless this will work? http://www.napaonline.com/Catalog/Ca...135_0343126350

I don't think that part is a direct swap but any input would be awesome. ANybody know of where I can buy a direct replacement? Or mak emy own? I'm not too handy but I am starting to grow on the built not bought mentality

 

Contact the guy who posted number 4 on this thread (5-90). He makes top of the line batter cables for a great price. Click the links in his signature to find out more info

 

I don't know if this is the same link as the above sig (I'm on the iPod app, I can't see the sigs) but check this guy out
http://apicdn.viglink.com/api/click?...rokeeforum.com

 

Seems pretty good with me. A few questions though, I'm going to send him an e-mail today but would you guys know if all of the cables are good To go once I get them? Or am I going to have to put the terminals on there myself?

Also, can anybody help clarify one of the options he included? The very last option for 96xj is 1-6 which are all the previous cables, but then it also says it includes two fuses and k-anl?, what are these options and why is it worth 50+ dollars? I'm looking into the 4 aug right now.

 

Plug and Play from 5-90.

 

Contact him, he'll be able to answer all those questions for you. It is a direct swap though. Take out the old ones and put his new ones on. They come with brass terminals (best conductor) ready to go

 

Thanks, I appreciate the help. I'll shoot him a message today.

 

The clamps aren't included in the kit (I don't know what you want or need, and some people use marine batteries with binding posts inbuilt,) but they are available. I do my best to make sure that you have everything you need when you open the box.

JeepI6Power AT yahoo DOT com, if you haven't hit me backchannel already...

 

That was one of my other questions. And yes, it was me who emailed you today. So basically I can create my own clamps on the battery terminal like one of the previous posters did by just buying the marine terminals? I'm more worried about the connection at the starter. I don't know what kind of connection it is down there.

 

Sorry i meant that the cables themselves come with brass ends. But 5-90 also sells brass battery terminals. Those are separate though (and can be bought at any auto parts store). He is definitely a good guy though and has top of the line customer service