N nlspace Well-known member Joined Jun 6, 2017 Messages 856 Oct 30, 2019 #21 It sounds like you did great to get it all repaired, and a reasonable price for everything you had done.
It sounds like you did great to get it all repaired, and a reasonable price for everything you had done.
O Oilpan4 Well-known member Joined Jan 9, 2019 Messages 1,839 Oct 31, 2019 #22 If it looks sketchy I would just lop it off and crimp on a new one. Any stereo or battery shop should be able to do exactly what you need.
If it looks sketchy I would just lop it off and crimp on a new one. Any stereo or battery shop should be able to do exactly what you need.
L Lothsahn Well-known member Joined Apr 5, 2018 Messages 706 Oct 31, 2019 #23 Oilpan4 said: If it looks sketchy I would just lop it off and crimp on a new one. Any stereo or battery shop should be able to do exactly what you need. Click to expand... There's a current sensor on the 12V battery. Lopping it off might be a really bad idea.
Oilpan4 said: If it looks sketchy I would just lop it off and crimp on a new one. Any stereo or battery shop should be able to do exactly what you need. Click to expand... There's a current sensor on the 12V battery. Lopping it off might be a really bad idea.
L LeftieBiker Well-known member Staff member Joined May 22, 2013 Messages 20,020 Location Upstate New York, US Oct 31, 2019 #24 Supposedly, disconnecting the current sensor just leaves the 12 volt battery charge rate at about 14.3 volts. That is one of the not-really-cures for the bad accessory battery charging algorithm on older Leafs.
Supposedly, disconnecting the current sensor just leaves the 12 volt battery charge rate at about 14.3 volts. That is one of the not-really-cures for the bad accessory battery charging algorithm on older Leafs.
O Oilpan4 Well-known member Joined Jan 9, 2019 Messages 1,839 Oct 31, 2019 #25 Hmm so the current sensor is built into the pos terminal? The leaf is so low maintenance I haven't had to do anything with the 12v battery yet. If I have any charging issues I will try disabling the current sensor
Hmm so the current sensor is built into the pos terminal? The leaf is so low maintenance I haven't had to do anything with the 12v battery yet. If I have any charging issues I will try disabling the current sensor
L LeftieBiker Well-known member Staff member Joined May 22, 2013 Messages 20,020 Location Upstate New York, US Oct 31, 2019 #26 IIRC it's attached to the negative terminal.
