Battery Terminals

... coils as well as the battery terminals and leads and set about...

... here with junior timer female terminals would be what you plug... goes to terminal 30 (constant battery power)

... related to a weak 12V battery. Mine is a couple of... lower if it were a battery issue. I don’t know—there... have wires clipped to the terminals of the cinch motor, when ... of the wires to the terminals of a small 12v battery the actuator actuates, fully closing... latch. reversing polarity at the battery opens the latch... I ordered ...

... attach the wires to the terminals of the actuator motor? There ... the 2-wire cable to the terminals of a small 12v motorcycle-type battery to latch the liftgate... switch the leads on the battery terminals the motor opens the latch! ...

...s) of electricity through the battery, using the battery as the power source, ... the condition of the battery is.  Maybe it also puts ...a marine battery it will give a false low reading, pretty sure steel terminals will also...do this.  Lead posts or terminals work fine.  Brass and copper ... the tester.  If the battery is out of the vehicle ...there's something wrong with the battery.  I don't know if this ...

...it. There were no visible terminals, no obvious connection points, nothing ...entirely different from any existing battery technology." A murmur rippled through.... Under normal circumstances, a battery of this size, using conventional ... companies dependent on traditional battery manufacturing saw their valuations collapse. ... that the entire lithium-ion battery industry may face existential challenges ...

Toyota tech sent me the photo during an oil change (someone bought me a Toyota oil change maintenance package for xmas). Declined, used $5 battery cleaner from WalMart, issue fixed, saved $60. They quoted $65 to replace. submitted by /u/Marlowe_Eldridge to r/Toyota [link] [comments]

Upgrading my stereo system today: new head unit, front and rear speakers, sub, and amp. The stock ones were absolutely THRASHED so I picked these up on amazon for $10 and they're fantastic. Super easy install and add a nice look to the engine bay. They have multiple areas for connecting 0 all the way to 8 gauge wire for extra accessories. Here's the link 🔗 tonda battery terminals submitted by /u/_Ghost_in_the_Shell to r/fordranger [link] [comments]

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2009 ram with the hemi I want a battery terminal similar to this one with at least 3 spots 2 being 1/0 gauge another being 4. I’m having trouble finding one that’s work with my weird positive (yes I’m aware the wiring isn’t good I’m redoing it today) submitted by /u/tbiever6 to r/CarAV [link] [comments]

Can you guys tell me if this is unsafe? To me it doesn't look like we should do this, but he assures me he's done it on many vehicles and had no problems. submitted by /u/joman100 to r/MechanicAdvice [link] [comments]

Despite all my years of working for Goodwill, my termination was my breaking point. I have so much dirt on Goodwill, and now I'm no longer obliged to hold back on my thoughts. I have never posted on here before, but I feel it is now within my right to speak out. I will speak here and I will be going to the news soon about this all. I'm sure all of you know, Goodwill is a bad corporation; full of greed and corruption. From my first day of work to my very last day I have witnessed horrors and mistreatment from this company. Goodwill does NOT care about its communities. Most people think they are donating back to the community, but they aren't. They are profiting the pockets of our president. Goodwill is GREEDY. Blankets and linens are never given away, and clothes that aren't sellable go to waste. They will call it 'rumors' but the truth is that anything that isn't packaged or brand new gets tossed and thrown away at our main location. They refuse cameras at certain points because they don't want any employees to see the truth. So instead of giving back to the community, they simply discard of it. Because if Goodwill can't make any form of money off of it then no one deserves to have it. I've had so many experiences where we've had to turn down homeless people in need of a piece of fabric to keep them warm during the winter. When I first started, I had given a guy a worn down blanket during a winter storm because I had empathy and I had gotten a verbal warning. A VERBAL WARNING FOR DOING THE RIGHT THING. At the time no one had informed me that it was against the rules, I just figured because they want to promote themselves on caring for the community that it would be okay to do so. (This was done at a donation site, not an actual store.) The way the disabled people are treated at Goodwill is a JOKE. People with disabilities are getting paid 22 CENTS an HOUR. In the year of 2025, how can ANYONE even attempt to make anything off of THAT? There's always a stigma of disabled people being less than 'normal' people, so they are treated like dirt. But personally me, if I had a disabled relative attempting to work for Goodwill, I would STRONGLY convince them otherwise. Why so? Let's start with the fact that literal job coaches for disabled people are and have been caught SA'ing disabled people ON CAMERA. Disabled employees assaulted on camera and threatening them to not disclose abuse. How horrible is that? Goodwill never checks the camera for anything. Things happen and Goodwill only takes action when bad things happen. How ironic considering that we're told we're being watching 95% of the time. We had a full donation site catch on fire and everything burned down inside. I worked at that building regularly and the whole time Goodwill was blaming me and two other workers that we didn't work hard enough. We had four piles in our donation site and worked hard every day to get the piles gone. At one point, they had brought us 200 carts and we had gotten through all of them in less than two hours. But despite our efforts, we were the ones at fault. Someone had donated a lithium battery and it had caught on fire and had been burning for two minutes before it was found, we didn't even have the proper fire extinguisher to put out the fire. Our building was made to burn. And that's what l've noticed from most Goodwill stores/donation centers. Afterwards, the company blamed us. We came out with trauma and PTSD and Goodwill said they weren't going to cover anything, including personal items. To this day a lot of personal items are still unpaid for. There is still so much more l'm uncovering from this fire but because I'm going to the news station soon, I will keep it short here. Goodwill loves hiring pedophiles and walking red flags. There used to be a truck driver who was harassing me, telling me that he would come to my home and kidnap me from my house. He would call me cute and tell me he'd take me to places where no one could find me. This man was in his 50s. I was 20 at the time. When I had the courage to tell a manager, l was quickly informed that he had 7 statements written against him. SEVEN. He harassed 7 women before me and no one fired him till after me. There are other records of men harassing women workers, and somehow each time they get away with it. Goodwill doesn't care if their employees get sick from the heat. It's always been a battle with this company about dress code during the excessive heat warnings. They're strictly pants in the heat. For several months we were forced to wear pants in the 90-100 degree weather. We were constantly dehydrated and exhausted from the heat, but they pushed us to work. This was a constant fight, as we wanted to wear something more appropriate to the weather. The managers promised to fight for us, but there was never proof of that. Regularly on top of outside weather, it was normally 80-90 degrees inside and we were forced to work in it. On July 19th, 2025, I was sent to the emergency room for extreme heat exhaustion. It was about 90 degrees inside and 105 degrees with a heat warning outside. There were other people who were getting sick from the heat. We had FOUR industrial fans going and people were dropping like flies. The only time that Goodwill had ever considered to close us is when no one was able to take donations because of how sick everyone was. They do not care about their employees nor their physical or mental health. And to speak about my termination. I was told I was fired for bad attitude. But I was wrongfully terminated. I had a manager actively tell lies to my face to our GM, and when I tried to explain myself and how I couldn't handle confrontations, I was told I was disrespectful and needed to leave. I was standing up for myself because a manager decided that they would use power play against me and put me down for wanting to speak to HR. As of today, my GM is actively speaking lies of me. Our previous meeting resulted in him firing me on the spot with no written warnings or anything else. He refused to listen to me when I told him I was mentally ill and continued to scream in my face when I was actively having a panic attack. I was told by another manager to send in my medical records as proof and that he wouldn't be able to fire me, but it wasn't enough. As of today, he has emailed me that I was the one to let myself go, even though he told me that he was firing me. He said that I was 'done' even though I begged to keep my job. This company is built off of lies and misinformation. I am devastated to have been fired, despite all the horrid things that happened to me and many employees, I did come in with a genuine heart and I did want to work. I wanted to work for as long as I could, but now I have a right to speak my truth in any way I can. Don’t come after me for the fire pictures. We had to take them because our GM didn’t believe us when we told them the donation center caught on fire. I have many more pictures but there’s one for now to show proof at how full this one location can get (spoiler: it’s been to the ceiling before.) submitted by /u/awahhehe to r/goodwill [link] [comments]