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Tue, March 3rd, 2009, 09:23 AM
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Whenever I work on batteries I use a clean rag or shop towel and cover the opposite terminal. Cheap insurance! I also use plastic coated wrenches but rag works the best!
Depending on what vehicle you are working on, watch out and understand mfgs tsb and/or service proceedures on batteries. Some of the newer vehicles won't start until a code is entered into the radio or via a scan tool, after working on the battery. Also follow Bill's post #131 in this thread. Lars
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Tue, March 3rd, 2009, 09:46 AM
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I always use a fender cover now. Covers the battery and keeps the truck from getting scratched. It's a win-win!
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Well, I cleaned my throttle body, went with a k&n and did the intake mod all in the same day so for me I did notice quite an improvment. Now I need something else to keep me busy with my truck without spending alot of money! I heard about the TPS mod/adjustment, any thoughts?
-Lynn
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