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Screw on Battery Terminal - Eeyore - 16-06-2015
Hi Everyone,
The rallye has a weird screw on battery terminal and as I have been swapping batteries between cars ive been swapping the push on screw fitting too. Unfortunately now the legs have snapped off and it doesnt make contact.
Havent got a picture of the bit itself but this is a picture of the same kind of terminal. Any idea to where the got the threaded bit to put on the battery?
http://i.ebayimg.com/00/s/MTQ2OFg3ODA=/z/kNsAAOSwe-FU6N8u/$_57.JPG
Cheers
Sam
RE: Screw on Battery Terminal - Dum-Dum - 16-06-2015
Scrap yard?
If you want I think I have a negative side one in my scrap pile but it's a slightly different design.
RE: Screw on Battery Terminal - kentiiboii - 16-06-2015
Peugeot might do them still.
Most of my 306s had them and tbh it's shit, sack it off and buy new terminals
RE: Screw on Battery Terminal - Toms306 - 16-06-2015
Use the positive from the HDi if bash doesn't need it, will be the push fit style and its only a short bit between bqttery, starter and alternator iirc.
RE: Screw on Battery Terminal - Eeyore - 16-06-2015
Yep the HDI is push fit style. Just thought if it was a 99p part on ebay or something I would be able to do that rather than fit new terminals.
RE: Screw on Battery Terminal - PartyJas - 16-06-2015
Mine broke on my 6 so i fitted one of these instead
Clicky.
RE: Screw on Battery Terminal - silverzx - 16-06-2015
Just cut the cable and fit the normal style clamps!
RE: Screw on Battery Terminal - welshpug - 16-06-2015
yeah, just lop it off and use a normal clamp, one of the two sizes is NFP, and yes they are differing sizes so not swappable.
RE: Screw on Battery Terminal - WiNgNuTz - 16-06-2015
Another vote for sacking them off and getting normal clamps.
They're just as cheap from the motor factors, and far less hassle. You know it makes sense.
RE: Screw on Battery Terminal - cully - 16-06-2015
sack it off it will always give you greif else
from this Hash job!
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to this smart job
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I know which one id pick!
RE: Screw on Battery Terminal - Eeyore - 17-06-2015
have you got no quick release anywhere on that battery then?
RE: Screw on Battery Terminal - cully - 17-06-2015
(17-06-2015, 11:57 AM)Eeyore Wrote: have you got no quick release anywhere on that battery then?
no why would i want one..
if the car is going to burn i dont want to be no where near it
let alone lifting a bonnet on a burning enginebay
burning cables release toxic fumes that is real bad for you
RE: Screw on Battery Terminal - kentiiboii - 17-06-2015
The threads on my screw one ended up breaking and made it hard to get a good connection.
Quite a few times I lost power at night because of it.
RE: Screw on Battery Terminal - bashbarnard - 17-06-2015
Mines same as second pic. No quick release. Not needed. Very few cars have that