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Car trouble. There is nothing quite as frustrating on any given day. Maybe you’ve got a flat tire, a dead battery, or leaks, which could set you back from being able to be productive at work, relax at home, or enjoy your free time. The worst can be when there’s a problem with your car but you don’t know what it is. You could spend hours sitting in your driveway or on the side of the road, waiting for a tow truck to take you to a local mechanic. And when you get there, it could take even longer for them to find out what is going wrong.

Sometimes, the problem might be with your Battery Cable Wire. This specific wire is responsible for transferring the current of electricity from the battery to the other electrical components of a car. When this wire becomes corroded, your car won’t even start. Fortunately, however, if you are dealing with this problem, EWCSWire has you covered. Finding trusted specialists to help you with your cable and wire needs can be tricky, but we have everything you need and the specialty you deserve for your car. Here at EWCSWire, our specialists can help you find the exact cable you need to get you back on the road in no time.

Battery cable wires cannot be repaired, but instead they must be replaced altogether along with the surrounding parts as an assembly. At other times, it may be possible to just cut the corroded parts of the cable and install a terminal end, avoiding the cost of replacing an entire cable assembly. However, just as it takes a level of knowledge and specialty to take apart and put together any machine, our company specializes in this exact equipment. We have brought satisfaction to many customers over the years by being able to guide them to the correct cable or wire purchase that they needed and help solve the problem quickly and efficiently.

To understand the kind of expertise required to replace a battery cable wire, it can be helpful to know exactly what tasks need to be done in order to get you back in action. First, you should perform a voltage drop test by creating a load in the circuit that’s being tested. Following that, a digital voltmeter (DVM) should be used to measure the voltage drop across the live connection while it is under the load. If the voltage drop is more than 0.1 volt, the cables must be removed and replaced. After that, the cables must be cleaned to ensure smooth sailing. If all is well up until this point, it is time to inspect the charging system to make sure everything is working properly, and then a starter draw test may be performed. You must then test for the proper voltage output from the car’s alternator.

Corrosion can be the absolute worst thing to happen to a battery cable wire but you may be able to stop it. If you find a white or bluish powder substance on the battery and cables, this acidic substance will corrode the battery terminal ends and the battery cable. Therefore, car owners should check the battery and cables at regular intervals to make sure they are clean. It is recommended that car owners check for this at every other oil change in order to prevent the corrosion.

When it comes to choosing the right cable to get your car running, EWCSWire is here for you. Our great staff has the experience and the knowledge to help you choose a cable that is reliable and exactly what you need. Visit us online today to get started.

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