HID installing battery question
Ok I been reading around making sure not to be electrocuted when I do this. When you're installing the terminals of your HID on to the battery. You should do the following is this order right?
1. Remove the nut from the NEGATIVE terminal on the battery and DISCONNECTED it from the big round **** thing
2. Remove the nut from the positive terminal on the battery
3. Put the red wire terminal to the battery end on the Positive side and tightening it
4. Put the black wire terminal to the battery end on the NEGATIVE side and tightening it.
This would prevent me from getting shocked right?
Also its best to wear rubber/plastic gloves when doing this right?
1. Remove the nut from the NEGATIVE terminal on the battery and DISCONNECTED it from the big round **** thing
2. Remove the nut from the positive terminal on the battery
3. Put the red wire terminal to the battery end on the Positive side and tightening it
4. Put the black wire terminal to the battery end on the NEGATIVE side and tightening it.
This would prevent me from getting shocked right?
Also its best to wear rubber/plastic gloves when doing this right?
Originally Posted by krazyscion
sound like ur gonna b ok....
as long as u r not touching + and - of the battery u should b fine
as long as u r not touching + and - of the battery u should b fine
...with something conductive... u can touch it with ur hands and its not like ur gonna get shocked, i've done it many times and im fine.
Originally Posted by silverstreaktc
its low voltage, don't worry about gettin shocked. ive dropped a socket on the pos and neg and picked it up when it was sparking.
Originally Posted by highvoltage1
Why would you be connecting the HID's to the battery???
anyway, you don't really have to disconnect it, it's more like a precaution but i always do it cause it's better to be safe than sorry. disconnecting just the NEG terminal should be fine.. make sure you don't touch the POS terminal when disconnecting the NEG tho..
if you wanna disconnect both then your steps are right.. remember not to touch both at the same time! oh and btw, you don't have to use gloves or anything.. bare handed with a socket wrench is fine ..GL with the install and let us know how it went
Originally Posted by 808tC
Originally Posted by highvoltage1
Why would you be connecting the HID's to the battery???
for powering up the HIDs
Originally Posted by highvoltage1
Originally Posted by 808tC
Originally Posted by highvoltage1
Why would you be connecting the HID's to the battery???
for powering up the HIDs
well I got it working but now my passanger side window doesn't work wtf? and my sunroof opener works sluggishly. What did I do wrong here? I even disconnected and redid it again still same thing. Should I go to my dealer to ask them to fix it? would it cost money? my car has less than 1k miles on it.
Originally Posted by Farcus001
well I got it working but now my passanger side window doesn't work wtf? and my sunroof opener works sluggishly. What did I do wrong here? I even disconnected and redid it again still same thing. Should I go to my dealer to ask them to fix it? would it cost money? my car has less than 1k miles on it.
take it to the dealer either way.. DONT bring up your HIDs tho.. see how that goes and lemme know cause I'll be taking mine soon also
Originally Posted by jBoRiCuA
Originally Posted by Farcus001
well I got it working but now my passanger side window doesn't work wtf? and my sunroof opener works sluggishly. What did I do wrong here? I even disconnected and redid it again still same thing. Should I go to my dealer to ask them to fix it? would it cost money? my car has less than 1k miles on it.
take it to the dealer either way.. DONT bring up your HIDs tho.. see how that goes and lemme know cause I'll be taking mine soon also
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It's because you disconnected the battery, has nothing to do with the HIDs. Just search for the way to reset the sunroof and windows. I think it's in the tech section.
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