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Chuck A
09-07-2014, 2:25pm
please post a pic of how you have connected your battery:yesnod:

Norm
09-14-2014, 3:08pm
I'm sorry, what the hell are you talking about and what exactly are you looking for? You've been given pictures (Google Image) what is it that you don't get and why the pity party.

Chuck A
09-14-2014, 3:15pm
I'm sorry, what the hell are you talking about and what exactly are you looking for? You've been given pictures (Google Image) what is it that you don't get and why the pity party.

no pity at all, WTF are you talking about i purchased a car over payed a little but i am not crying:confused5:

Sea Six
09-14-2014, 3:17pm
Huh?

Plus to plus, minus-gative to minus-gative.

Don't forget to plug the charger into the wall outlet.



This isn't difficult.

Norm
09-14-2014, 3:18pm
no pity at all, WTF are you talking about i purchased a car over payed a little but i am not crying:confused5:

You're talking about hooking up a battery tender, aren't you? Not buying a used car on this thread, correct?

Norm
09-14-2014, 3:19pm
Here, check this out for the second time.

https://www.google.com/search?q=battery+tender+hookup&biw=1081&bih=703&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=SPcVVJibNMqYyAShooDoBQ&ved=0CAgQ_AUoAw

Chuck A
09-14-2014, 3:23pm
Here, check this out for the second time.

https://www.google.com/search?q=battery+tender+hookup&biw=1081&bih=703&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=SPcVVJibNMqYyAShooDoBQ&ved=0CAgQ_AUoAw

yes i have seen this several times any pics on a side mount corvette with the adapters? NO their are none, but ifigured it out, just wanted to see what it actually looked lime on a vette:leaving:

Chuck A
09-17-2014, 10:37pm
http://i454.photobucket.com/albums/qq264/chucka/photo1_zps6b66a0d9.jpg
ok i just got the tender and the bolts but it just doesnt seem to fit through the holes can i cut the oring and spread it and then push it into the screw , what do you guys think

Chuck A
09-17-2014, 10:38pm
http://i454.photobucket.com/albums/qq264/chucka/photo2_zps441f3d13.jpg
http://i454.photobucket.com/albums/qq264/chucka/photo1_zps6b66a0d9.jpg
it just won fir through the hole what should i do

Chuck A
09-17-2014, 11:00pm
ok was told from another forum member just clip it and put it through just wondering why it was bigger

Chuck A
09-18-2014, 3:08pm
job was done , ended it snipping the o ring connector and putting it into the bolt, i took some pics if anyone needs to see what it looked like, because hey sometimes all it takes is a pic to understand

Chuck A
09-22-2014, 7:51am
ok i figured it out, this should be a sticky,
problem , kept noticing charger always showing battery half charged
solution and conclusion
took charger out of battery area and left out above hood, all of a sudden battery showing fully charged , it seems the interior lights and hood interior light was draining enough so the tender was showing half, so just a update in case anyone cares:)

04 commemorative
09-25-2014, 3:45pm
I use the quick disconnect wire

Chuck A
09-25-2014, 4:17pm
I use the quick disconnect wire

me too:seasix:that way it is always connected but just a quick clip and its disconnected/connected

Aerovette
09-25-2014, 4:41pm
http://theepicenter.com/giffiles/tipoweek/motorcharge1.gif

Chuck A
09-28-2014, 2:44pm
i know its weird but dayum if i have the hood open the tender goes into middle position the hood light uses a lot of power, but if i close the hood the light in the charger goes into maintenance mode
very weird indeed, who would have thought a light like that would use so much power

Y2Kvert4me
09-28-2014, 2:58pm
i know its weird but dayum if i have the hood open the tender goes into middle position the hood light uses a lot of power, but if i close the hood the light in the charger goes into maintenance mode
very weird indeed, who would have thought a light like that would use so much powerThe light doesn't use a lot of power, but a tender doesn't put out much power. It's not a battery charger, it's a maintainer.

You can leave the hood up, the light will go out after 15 mins, if no doors are opened. If you open a door, the hood light will come back on for another 15 mins. Or just take the bulb out if it bothers you that much.

Chuck A
09-28-2014, 3:05pm
The light doesn't use a lot of power, but a tender doesn't put out much power. It's not a battery charger, it's a maintainer.

You can leave the hood up, the light will go out after 15 mins, if no doors are opened. If you open a door, the hood light will come back on for another 15 mins. Or just take the bulb out if it bothers you that much.

doesnt bother me at all just that it seems to draw a lot of power once i close the hood the light goes green