Remote Battery terminals
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Remote Battery terminals
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So I have a Z51 Vin 757 and I am looking at using the front fuse block for some of my accessories. I have read the manual and note that there are remote battery terminals in the engine compartment, apparently behind the Fuse block. The sump tank leaves very little room behind the fuse block. I think I see what might be the terminal/(s) but not sure I could get a set of jumpers on the terminal.
Does anyone have a picture of the remote terminals in the engine compartment with a Z51 package?
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So I have a Z51 Vin 757 and I am looking at using the front fuse block for some of my accessories. I have read the manual and note that there are remote battery terminals in the engine compartment, apparently behind the Fuse block. The sump tank leaves very little room behind the fuse block. I think I see what might be the terminal/(s) but not sure I could get a set of jumpers on the terminal.
Does anyone have a picture of the remote terminals in the engine compartment with a Z51 package?
Thanks
TRC7
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Ok
So I have a Z51 Vin 757 and I am looking at using the front fuse block for some of my accessories. I have read the manual and note that there are remote battery terminals in the engine compartment, apparently behind the Fuse block. The sump tank leaves very little room behind the fuse block. I think I see what might be the terminal/(s) but not sure I could get a set of jumpers on the terminal.
Does anyone have a picture of the remote terminals in the engine compartment with a Z51 package?
Thanks
TRC7
So I have a Z51 Vin 757 and I am looking at using the front fuse block for some of my accessories. I have read the manual and note that there are remote battery terminals in the engine compartment, apparently behind the Fuse block. The sump tank leaves very little room behind the fuse block. I think I see what might be the terminal/(s) but not sure I could get a set of jumpers on the terminal.
Does anyone have a picture of the remote terminals in the engine compartment with a Z51 package?
Thanks
TRC7
In cars I have had and our current Cayenne with a battery in the truck or under the rear seat there is a clearly marked location under the hood that is well protected from shorts for both the positive and negative connections. I have sent a message to a Chevy Customer service rep and asked about this location, the wire size for starting current etc. I wonder if the manual info was not just lifted from another car that had these and the C7 doesn’t. We’ll see if I get a response from Chevy.
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Probably will never use these terminals for a jump, just to cluttered. But you answered my question. I will probably power my Radar and curb alert off the front fuse box for my Curb Alert and my Radar V1. I will let you know how it goes.
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