Replacement Battery Cable Ends?

quick disconnect, 1 style

I would go with a solder on type of terminal. It is a higher quality connection than a crimp or clamp. Might be able to find them at a marine supply store, or here.
http://www.atbatt.com/product/...CFWbhQgodkxEAJw#tabs

Thanks guys for the response. I was hoping to find some of you that have done this and what worked good and maybe what didn't. I am leaning towards solder on but looking at the 2 wires they seem like they may be too big to get into a solder on connection.

Steve

NAPA has a variety of sizes and configurations of the solder / crimp connectors for the battery cables. There are several pages at the link below.

http://tinyurl.com/NAPA-Battery-Cable-Connectors

John

I've seen the solder melt and run right out of solder-only type battery terminal ends after a stuck starter (or other electrical compromise) put serious juice and (and resulting heat) through the connection. Try for a solid mechanical connection before you count on solder.

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Try for a solid mechanical connection before you count on solder.

Crimp AND solder.

John

I solder mine on years ago look great and never had a problem