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Dodge Charger Negative Cable Part Number: 4607550AA
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Dodge Charger Negative Cable Part Number: 68066100AC
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Dodge Charger Positive Cable Part Number: 68207018AE
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Dodge Charger Positive Cable Part Number: 4759976AG
Dodge Charger Battery Cable
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Dodge Charger battery cables are something vital that creates the circuits of electricity that set the current from the battery to other electrical systems so that the engine can start. These cables include the post or hot cable, chage of which supplies power, and the negitive or ground cable, which completeds the circuit as the electrical ground. The type of battery cables that may have been used in the various models of Dodge Charger cars of the years maybe the differnt styles, though the variations are not elaborated. It is the need to highlight the significance of the use of these battery cables and the need to ensure that they are always in good conditions to avoid future break down. Although the battery cables in Dodge Charger might not appear to have significant importance, as this has been illustrated, lack of an inspection may cause one to be stranded from the vehicle. Hence, it is important to check the cable of Dodge Charger battery often and also conduct some maintenance on it.
Dodge Charger Battery Cable Parts and Q&A
- Q: How to Maintain and Fix Battery Cables on Dodge Charger?A:The first step in battery cable service and repair is turning the ignition switch to Off, together with turning all electrical accessories off. For the negative cable down in the engine compartment, take away the spare tire cover, disconnect its cable from the battery and remove the fastener holding it to the right front strut tower. Put the vehicle on a hoist and detach the fastener holding the cable to the transmission housing. Loosen the pushpins, fasteners and clips keeping the battery cable in place, then take the cable out of the engine compartment. For the rear negative cable again, set the ignition switch to Off, remove the spare tire cover, break the connection at the battery and unfasten then remove the cable from the body. First, move the ignition switch to Off, uncover the spare wheel, disconnect the negative cable from the battery and pull back the positive cable. Carefully remove the Power Distribution Center cover and the battery positive cable to the PDC fastener in the back and then disconnect the cable from the rear compartment area's routing clips. The right front and right rear seats can both be removed by pulling up on the retainer loops which are located at the front edge. Take out the sill door trim panels on the right front and right back doors and the lower panel on the right B-pillar. Once the carpet is moved, lift the battery positive cable from its routing clips on the rear seat and shove the bulkhead insulator aside, take out the battery positive cable from the bulkhead fastener just before removing it and the cable from the car, noting the routing path across the main floor supports. With the positive cable in the engine, switch the ignition to Off, peel the spare wheel cover off, unhook the battery's negative cable and lift the car using a hoist. Crawl under the hood and take off the right front Wheelhouse splash shield so you can access the battery positive cable bulkhead outside terminal. After removing the fastener securing the battery positive cable to bulkhead, go on to unhook the cable from the starter. Unlock the battery positive cable from the routing clips near the back of the engine on the 2.7L and 3.5L models, while on the 5.7L, remove it from the routing clip on the starter before freeing it.
- Q: How to Service and Repair a Battery Cable in the Engine Compartment for Negative on Dodge Charger?A:Battery service for the negative cable in the engine compartment should start with turning the ignition switch Off and checking all other power sources are not switched on. First, take off the spare tire cover and then disconnect and isolate the battery negative cable. Second, take off the bolt holding the battery negative cable to the right front strut tower and then raise the vehicle with a hoist. Detach the battery negative cable bracket from the transmission housing by removing its fastener and then disconnect the push pins, fasteners and clips used to route the cable until it is out of your vehicle. Once the old battery cable has been removed, place the new battery negative cable in the engine area and hoist the car again so it is back on the frame. Put in the fastener that holds the battery negative cable to the transmission housing and torque the bolt to 11 N.m (8 ft. lbs.). After reinstalling the battery cable pushpins and fasteners, put in the routing clips as they were, lower the vehicle and link the battery negative cable to the right front strut tower. To end, join the negative battery cable once more and attach the cover to the spare tire.
