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19 Battery Cables found
GMC Canyon Positive Cable Part Number: 88987125
$79.18 MSRP: $143.32You Save: $64.14 (45%)Ships in 1-2 Business Days
GMC Canyon Battery Cable Part Number: 87831298
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GMC Canyon Negative Cable Part Number: 88987126
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GMC Canyon Negative Cable Part Number: 87831299
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GMC Canyon Negative Cable Part Number: 84511232
$117.20 MSRP: $212.12You Save: $94.92 (45%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysGMC Canyon Negative Cable Part Number: 84511231
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GMC Canyon Positive Cable Part Number: 84388412
$37.42 MSRP: $70.28You Save: $32.86 (47%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysGMC Canyon Positive Cable Part Number: 84388411
$82.50 MSRP: $178.58You Save: $96.08 (54%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysGMC Canyon Positive Cable Part Number: 84388408
$66.91 MSRP: $121.10You Save: $54.19 (45%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysGMC Canyon Negative Cable Part Number: 84149879
$137.99 MSRP: $249.76You Save: $111.77 (45%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysGMC Canyon Positive Cable Part Number: 84012183
$13.30 MSRP: $24.09You Save: $10.79 (45%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysGMC Canyon Positive Cable Part Number: 23399108
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GMC Canyon Negative Cable Part Number: 20789748
GMC Canyon Positive Cable Part Number: 19117729
GMC Canyon Negative Cable Part Number: 19116221
GMC Canyon Negative Cable Part Number: 84091756
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GMC Canyon Positive Cable Part Number: 88987124
$86.32 MSRP: $154.14You Save: $67.82 (44%)GMC Canyon Negative Cable Part Number: 84511233
$121.61 MSRP: $218.14You Save: $96.53 (45%)GMC Canyon Negative Cable Part Number: 84007104
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GMC Canyon Battery Cable
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Battery Cable in GMC Canyon cars are used to conduct electrical current from the battery to relieve the circuits and control mechanisms present in the starter and engine ignition. These cables, however, tend to deteriorate with time as a result of oxidation, wearing and corrosion and this results in tricky starting problems or complete refusal to start. The cables should be inspected in a routine manner to guarantee that it remains efficient, accounts such as the rubber covers' damage or the terminals' warping could lower its efficiency. There could also be models of GMC Canyon that have used different types of Battery Cable in their production and these could be of different materials and may have different construction qualit. Any lack in the battery cables is compensated with premium replacement battery cables to guarantee that the connection between the battery and starter is reliable. Through the replacement of worn cables, car users can also improve on reliability of their GMC Canyon to start at any given instance.
GMC Canyon Battery Cable Parts and Q&A
- Q: How to safely disconnect and reconnect the negative battery cable on GMC Canyon?A:When disconnecting the battery negative cable you should protect your eyes because the battery produces explosive gases and contains corrosive acid that can burn your skin. Turn off all electrical loads and place the ignition and start switch in off mode to stop electrical sparks during battery work. When operating a vehicle with onstar(R) (UE1) and back up battery you must not remove its main battery or Fuse when the ignition key is in any position other than off because rap must time out before disconnecting power through the driver door. The onstar(R) back up battery (BUB) system activates when rap power remains on or the Ignition Switch stays on resulting in permanent damage to the non-rechargeable back up battery. Start by writing down the radio's presets and theft codes followed by switching off all accessories before locking the ignition. Locate and carefully loosen the negative cable's connecting nut then disconnect the negative cable from the battery by hand. After cleaning battery terminal and cable corrosion with a wire brush the technician connects the negative Battery Cable to the battery while tightening the nut to 9 nm torque (80 lb in). All preset codes along with theft codes need resetting in the radio system before completion of the service.
- Q: How to replace the battery positive and negative cables with Battery Cable on GMC Canyon?A:When replacing battery positive and negative cables you must select new cables which duplicate the original format including type, diameter, length alongside exact routing instructions. The process starts with disconnecting the negative Battery Cable and moving to open the protective cover for accessing the positive Battery Cable terminal. Twist the positive cable nut loose but keep it attached to the battery then take off the positive Battery Cable. The engine wiring harness' electrical connector at the generator battery control module requires disconnection while the engine harness clip needs to be taken from the upper battery box section. First detach the Battery Cable wiring harness electrical connector from its connection with the body wiring harness electrical connector before removing the bolt which fastened the negative Battery Cable ground to the battery tray. First remove the generator battery control module clip from the upper battery box then use the fingers to press both locking tabs toward the inside to uncover the underhood fuse block. Finally release the nuts to remove the Battery Cable connections from the underhood fuse block. First disconnect Battery Cable terminal nut from starter by removing clips (1, 2) at the battery tray and left wheelhouse liner and starter terminal. The battery cables can be removed from the vehicle only after loosening the bolt that grounds the negative terminal to the engine block and after releasing the cable clip from the engine wiring harness bracket. The installation process requires you to place battery cables inside the vehicle followed by attaching the Battery Cable clip to the engine wiring harness bracket then fastening the bolt securing the negative Battery Cable ground terminal against the engine block using 35 n.m (26 lb ft) torque. First attach the starter terminal of the positive Battery Cable through using the starter terminal nut followed by reinstalling the left wheelhouse liner and securing the Battery Cable harness clips (1, 2) to the battery tray. Follow this procedure to tighten battery cables with 10 n.m (89 lb in) torque to the underhood fuse block and afterward install its cover together with locking tabs. The generator battery control module clip needs to connect to the upper battery box before securing the bolt for the negative Battery Cable ground to the battery tray at 9 n.m (80 lb in). Subsequently, connect the Battery Cable wiring harness electrical connector to the body wiring harness electrical connector and finalize the connection of the engine wiring harness electrical connector to the generator battery control module. The engine wiring harness clip receives installation on the upper battery box while the positive Battery Cable is connected to the battery along with a torque setting of 9 n.m (80 lb in) on the positive Battery Cable nut. The last step involves closing the protective cover while connecting the negative Battery Cable.
