Question - disconnecting the battery
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Question - disconnecting the battery
This may be a rather common question, but I'm still confused... I bought a battery switch https://www.ebay.com/itm/Universal-Batt ... 2749.l2649 only to realize this will not fit on the + terminal, because it gets too close to the metallic chassis. So I'm going to install it on the - terminal. My question is, when working on the car is it enough/safe to disconnect only the - terminal?
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Yes it is. If the electrons can’t flow back to the battery they can make no fire.
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Then I'm good to go, great!
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