Battery Installation Question

Anonymous-0 · Oct 26, 2008

I did a stupid thing. I took the battery out of my 1946 2n and did not notice which wire went to the positive pole on the battery.

Please help.

THanks!

ezyed · Oct 26, 2008

the positive post is larger than the negitive one, If you are still 6 volt it is negitive to the starter post if 12 volt then positive to the starter

old · Oct 26, 2008

6 volt or 12 volt?? If 6 it should be + ground if 12 volts - ground

Dell (WA) · Oct 26, 2008

The 1946 2N came from the factory, 6-volts POSITIVE GROUND. The flat-braid connected to the rusty sheetmetal battery tray is GROUND and is connected to the battery (+) labeled post. And the battery (-) is connected to the starter switch with 1/0 (one-ought) thick as yer thumb insulated cable......Dell

JMOR · Oct 27, 2008

(quoted from post at 19:28:51 10/26/08) I did a stupid thing. I took the battery out of my 1946 2n and did not notice which wire went to the positive pole on the battery.

Please help.

THanks!

Not much 'technical' detail needed here. Big post doesn't go into small hole easily AND big hole difficult to tighten around small post.

peter in the north · Oct 27, 2008

(quoted from post at 13:50:51 10/27/08)

(quoted from post at 19:28:51 10/26/08) I did a stupid thing. I took the battery out of my 1946 2n and did not notice which wire went to the positive pole on the battery.

Please help.

THanks!

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Not much 'technical' detail needed here. Big post doesn't go into small hole easily AND big hole difficult to tighten around small post.

LOL such a simple answer. I can't believe I didn't think of that myself. Been there done that, too.

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