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electrical issue help
99.99% of the time when you short battery cables you kill the fuse links. These are 8" or so soft rubber wires with big fat rubber tube crimp connectors where they join the harness. The normally come off the starter solenoid or relay. Just follow the main positive battery cable. Where it bolts on, the fuse links bolt on the same place. You replace them by color or gauge and the new ones must be crimped on. The dealer sells the wire in bulk. They connect things like the alternator to the harness so even if you follow the main alternator wire, you will find the fuse link wire where it joins the battery cable. The clicking can also mean the 'new' battery was never charged.... Mike 86-00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glbutt nose to tail in '00 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's Changing tire size Yes, no, maybe. Your 'perceived' mileage will go down because of the increase in diameter, but the actual mileage might go up depending on your gearing. I went up 2" and my mileage... minpinmama
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