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Chevrolet Cobalt Negative Cable Part Number: 88987148
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Chevrolet Cobalt Positive Cable Part Number: 88987143
Chevrolet Cobalt Positive Cable Part Number: 88987140
Chevrolet Cobalt Battery Cable
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Battery Cable in Chevrolet Cobalt vehicles are used in transmitting electrical current that is required in the starting of the vehicles and ignition of the engines. These cables do deteriorate by drastic age of copper, damage at the rubber covered external layers, and at the terminals and thus lead to connectivity problems and starting failures. Checking on the condition of the Battery Cable should be done more often to enhance the functionality of the cables. In case of issues, premium replacement battery cables are offered to get the lights back on again. These cables are OE specified to provide durability and reliability on the road. Whether a Cobalt has old or frayed battery cables that are affecting the starting of the car, Cobalt owners can have them replace in order to have a smooth starting.
Chevrolet Cobalt Battery Cable Parts and Q&A
- Q: How to replace the positive battery cable from the underhood junction block to the starter on Chevrolet Cobalt?A:Starting the cable replacement for the hardwired battery positive from the underhood junction block to the starter requires disconnecting the negative Battery Cable and removing the junction block cover. The replacement series requires removal of the junction block nut followed by removing of the positive Battery Cable terminal from the junction block stud. The final step is taking the positive Battery Cable clip off the engine control module (ECM) bracket. Before disconnecting the positive Battery Cable terminal from the Starter Solenoid, users must support the vehicle while removing the Starter Solenoid terminal nut if their vehicle has the regular production options l61 or le5. Battery Cable installation on rpo lsj begins by removing the Starter Solenoid terminal nut then following with removal of the positive cable terminal from the solenoid. Take out the positive Battery Cable by first cutting off the tape from the positive/negative Battery Cable conduit then removing the old tape. The new positive Battery Cable needs to be connected to the conduit while positive/negative Battery Cable conduit must be taped. When using rpo lsj model install the positive Battery Cable terminal to the Starter Solenoid and secure its connection with the Starter Solenoid terminal nut by tightening it to 17 nm (13 ft. Lbs.). Reinstall the positive Battery Cable terminal by applying it to the Starter Solenoid then fasten it with the Starter Solenoid terminal nut while tightening it to 17 nm (13 ft. Lbs.). The positive Battery Cable terminal should be fitted to the junction block stud while securing it with the junction block nut that should be tightened to 17 nm (13 ft. Lbs.). Complete the procedure by installing the positive Battery Cable clip onto the ecm bracket before putting back the junction block cover followed by reconnecting the negative Battery Cable.
- Q: How to properly disconnect and reconnect the negative battery cable on Chevrolet Cobalt?A:Begin battery negative cable disconnect by noting down all radio station presets currently saved in the vehicle. The first step is to turn off all lamps along with accessories and then set the Ignition Switch to its off position. Disconnection of the battery negative cable begins by removing it from the battery. Follow these steps for Battery Cable connection: clean the battery terminal contact area before attaching the cable to the battery and tighten the bolt to 15 n.m (11 lb ft). Perform the final step by resetting both radio stations and the clock.
