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Saturn Ion Cable Asm,Battery Negative(Trunk/Attchd To Battery)
Part Number: 22712594$31.33 MSRP: $56.72You Save: $25.39 (45%)Ships in 1-2 Business Days
Saturn Ion Battery Cable
Battery Cable in Saturn Ion vehicles refer to conductive wires which facilitation the flow of electrical current on the battery to other electrical appliances required to start and fuel the ignition of the engine. These cables may discolour over time due to oxidation, twisting, or wear and tear of the insulation rubber, which interferes with their functionality, as well as problems with starting. Battery Cable should be inspected frequently to minimize any form of failure in any of the vehicles. There may be many Saturn Ion battery cables out on the market, but there are those that are premium replacement cables to cater to those ions whose cables have become old and damaged through normal and or corrosive use. There has to be a good contact between the battery and starter to enhance its performance on the road. In case one is in the market for battery cables and related parts, all manner of quality production can be procured from various outlets, plus that meets the required original equipment manufacturer standard.
Each OEM Saturn Ion Battery Cable we offer is competitively priced and comes with the assurance of the manufacturer's warranty for the part. Furthermore, we guarantee the speedy delivery of your orders right to your doorstep. Our hassle-free return policy is also in place for your peace of mind.
Saturn Ion Battery Cable Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to inspect and replace battery cables?A: Periodically inspect the entire length of each battery cable for damage, cracked or burned insulation, and corrosion, as poor connections can lead to starting problems and reduced engine performance. Examine cable-to-terminal connections for cracks, loose wire strands, and corrosion, especially if white, fluffy deposits are found under the insulation at the cable terminal connection. Always disconnect the negative cable from the negative battery post first, even if only replacing the positive cable, to prevent accidental shorting. Before disconnecting any cables, note their routing, then disconnect them at both ends. The ground cable attaches to the body at the battery tray, and another connects the transaxle to the chassis. When replacing the negative cable, disconnect the electrical connector from the battery current sensor and remove the tape securing it. The positive cable runs forward under the vehicle to the remote positive post on the fuse/relay box, and a shorter one goes to the Starter motor. The long positive cable runs from the trunk to the engine compartment, and when replacing it, remove the underhood fuse/relay box, release the cable from plastic ties, and access it by removing seats and carpeting if necessary. Ensure you replace cables with identical parts, usually red for positive and black for ground. Clean threads on the starter solenoid or ground connection with a wire brush, applying corrosion inhibitor or petroleum jelly. Attach lower cable ends first, then the positive cable to the battery post. Secure the battery current sensor on the new negative cable and use electrical tape. Attach the cables to the wiring harness with cable ties, reinstall brackets or clips if needed, and reconnect the ground cable to the negative battery post. After disconnecting the battery, note that the PCM must relearn its former drivability and performance characteristics.
