Deka

Switch-to-Starter Battery Cable

Part Number 00180 (101676014)

UPC: 83996001800

Package contents: 1 Each per Package

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$19.77

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Description

The 2 gauge switch-to-starter battery cables are an ideal replacement option for old or damaged battery cables. This product fits up to 3/8" stud and has a recommended use for engine to ground connections. The battery cables are made of 100% copper conductors with gravity cast antimonial lead universal terminals. The full-gauge stranded copper core is flexible for easy installation and allows maximum current for quick starting.

Fitment

This part fits the following vehicles.

American Motors

1975-1980 Pacer

Chrysler

1954 New Yorker

Ford

1966-1967 Club Wagon
1969 E-100 Econoline
1969 E-200 Econoline
1969 E-300 Econoline
1984-1987 Escort
1979-1983 Fairmont
1980 Fiesta
1965 Galaxie 500
1980, 1982 Granada
1983 LTD
1983-1984 Ranger
1984-1986 Tempo
1963 Thunderbird

Lincoln

1984 Continental
1968-1969 Mark III
1984 Mark VII
1984 Town Car

Mercury

1949 Mercury

Oldsmobile

1985 98

Renault

1980 LeCar

Features & benefits

Manufactured in Kutztown, PA.
Built to SAE International Specifications
Direct replacement for a proper fit every time
Critical component for proper operation of the vehicle's charging system
Replacement of a failed battery cable restores proper function of the charging and starting system
Easy to install - no special tools necessary for installation

Specifications

Cold Temperature Rating	-40C
Color	RED
Conductor Material	COPPER
Country Of Origin	USA
Freight Class	70
Gauge	2
Length	49 IN
NMFC	60820
Nominal OD	0.4300.430
Polarity	UNIVERSAL
Stranding	64/20
Temperature Rating	105C
Terminal Type	3/8 STUD (POS)
Voltage	60

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