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Old 12-16-2010, 10:59 AM
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Default Soldering?

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Originally Posted by jeremy jones View Post
So cleaned off the contact with a machinist stone and they defiantly need to be replaced...The connections are all loose but I got it working again..the connections seem really touchy.

I think I'll take it into a local shop and have them solder it I don't have the tools to do this.

Thanks for looking into this for me!
Why not just locate a new battery cap with new wiring?

All you would need to do is cut far enough behind the damaged battery cap (including a determined amount of the original wire behind the damaged cap). Then just splice on the new cap and new wiring to the good/remaining wires. Make sense? It would be a very easy fix, however, if you are not comfortable doing this, then find someone qualified that is.
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