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Horizon170
Jun 04, 2014Explorer
BTPO1 wrote:intheburbs wrote:j-d wrote:
The mechanic used a box wrench on the positive before disconnecting the negative.
Therein lies the problem. Disconnect the ground first, and move it away from the battery and you'll have no worries.
Respect a battery just like you would a firearm. It has the potential to seriously injure or even kill you.
X2 on this one. The negative should always be the first off and the last on. JMO
Hee hee, except on those OLD Fords with Positive Ground.:)
I think that went away around 1950 or so.
BTW, I always hold my big paw on the other end of the wrench but still remove the ground cable first.
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