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Battery Disconnect Question

Ryan Melton

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Disclaimer - Newbie type question

I only need a battery disconnect switch on the negative cable to keep something from draining my battery right?
My truck is an electrical nighmare in the cab right now and I don't want something draining my battery.

Thanks,

Ryan
 
postive would be the side you want tt put it on

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ethier or. negative is better. you dont have to worry as much (in my eyes) if your switch is going to ground out.
Grant

1974 Chevy Blazer Cheyanne. but it is on 33's now, with saggy old springs. i am in Yuma Arizona if ya got any parts for me.
 

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