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jambo101

(797 posts)

7. Heres a pic of the car.

Reply to edgineered (Reply #6)

Fri Aug 29, 2014, 01:25 PM

Aug 2014

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Looks like to get to the battery some disassembly is in order, if it were my car i'd let the scrapyard figure it out.

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Cant find the battery [View all] jambo101 Aug 2014 OP

In the trunk, under the back seat or... liberal N proud Aug 2014 #1

You don't need to access the battery to charge or jump start. edgineered Aug 2014 #2

This message was self-deleted by its author jambo101 Aug 2014 #3

Lets try that again. jambo101 Aug 2014 #4

Ah, this is a different car and/or motor. I'm looking. . . tick, tick, tick . . . edgineered Aug 2014 #5

It looks like the positive post on the alternator is accessible. edgineered Aug 2014 #6

Heres a pic of the car. jambo101 Aug 2014 #7

Update jambo101 Aug 2014 #8

Well don't junk it. edgineered Aug 2014 #9

If it were my car jambo101 Sep 2014 #10

Though I assume you found it by now.... JohnnyRingo Sep 2014 #11

I gave up jambo101 Sep 2014 #12