BATTERY CABLE GAUGE

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BATTERY CABLE GAUGE

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What gauge should the battery cables be 1, 2, 1/0? My old ones are bare and too frayed to get an accurate measure.
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David
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Re: BATTERY CABLE GAUGE

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HingsingM37 wrote:What gauge should the battery cables be 1, 2, 1/0? My old ones are bare and too frayed to get an accurate measure.
Thanks.
1/0 is the correct gauge.
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Thank you Charles. At todays wire prices I wanted to make sure I got the correct cable the first time :)
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Post by peter e mark »

Yes , I admit I am still running a twelve volt machine, but I must get it running correctly first, before restoration to original voltage begins. But I did put two Ultima batteries in paralel in my battery box. Hmm, 2000 amp cranking power !
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