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Alteration of the positive terminal


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The battery terminals are conical. Ensure that the terminal is positioned at the widest section of the post; otherwise, it will not achieve complete tightness. Occasionally, it is necessary to loosen the terminal nut and slightly open the terminal to enable it to descend completely down the post.

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A superior option involves cutting a piece of metal from a discarded beverage or soup can to use as a shim for the battery post. Adjust the strip's width to match the height of the battery post. Adjust the length to accommodate the space required between the post and the terminal.

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The issue is that different metals will result in corrosion.
Aluminium develops a very resistant oxide coating.
Lead-based solder exhibits optimal compatibility with the post and clamp.

The shim referenced by John2.0T is an effective solution; it is composed of lead.
I use solder due of its constant availability, since I am a circuitsmith.

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Indeed. Does this terminal have the traditional design with a nut at the top and an interior section including prongs?
If that is the case, then replace that item. Substitute it with a conventional clamp-type terminal available at the local parts shop. I am certain that the cable is only attached to the original connector with a nut. Consequently, it is simple to substitute. You need a new terminal with a comparable M6 stud and nut attachment. Something like to this...

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