Painless Performance's battery disconnect ... prefer to put the switch on the negative side for a safety reason. The theory is that the exposed terminals on the back of the disconnect switch ...

Your car won't start. You have a dead battery. We know, it's a pain! You'd like to pull it out and get it checked at an auto parts store or maybe even replace it—and you want to do it yourself ...

My dad used to race it at the drags so we ... battery cable from the positive post of the battery to the switch and the other terminal of the Disconnect to the cable running up to the starter ...

NHRA rules mandate that a battery-disconnect switch be installed on the positive side of the battery. This is fine for a purpose-built race car without an alternator, but for a street car ...

Cruising Summit ... length of negative battery cable; plus all the battery terminals and mounting hardware. To complement the battery box, we also ordered a battery cutoff switch (PN SUM G1432 ...

There are two approaches to installing a battery disconnect. Electrical experts say either way is valid, and point out advantages/disadvantages to each approach. Install the disconnect switch on ...

The 75920 Master Battery Disconnect Switch cuts off all battery power from a vehicle’s electrical system. The switch also provides an effective emergency power cutoff, protecting vehicles from ...