MDX battery question
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MDX battery question
I can only see the positive connector. The rest of the battery is covered by a large plastic piece.
What is the easiest way to access the negative connector?
What is the easiest way to access the negative connector?
#2
mrgold35
Not designed for you to access the negative connector if you are going to give/receive a jump or trickle charge the battery. Designed for access to the negative post if your are going to replace the battery after removing the air resonator intake. There is a metal hanger post with an eyelet on the left side of engine block near the engine cover for connecting to the negative side of the battery..
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moose66 (08-26-2019)
#3
Pull of the black cover that is along the edge of the front of the car that is covering the hood latch. Remove the 2 black plastic pop up connection from the Air inlet element which is located right over the top of the battery. Now you will be able to access the Negative Battery Cable.
#4
Racer
Not designed for you to access the negative connector if you are going to give/receive a jump or trickle charge the battery. Designed for access to the negative post if your are going to replace the battery after removing the air resonator intake. There is a metal hanger post with an eyelet on the left side of engine block near the engine cover for connecting to the negative side of the battery..
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Not designed for you to access the negative connector if you are going to give/receive a jump or trickle charge the battery. Designed for access to the negative post if your are going to replace the battery after removing the air resonator intake. There is a metal hanger post with an eyelet on the left side of engine block near the engine cover for connecting to the negative side of the battery..
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mrgold35
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