See All 23 Photos As you may have guessed by our cable selection, our battery is being mounted in the trunk, and that's also where we'll be putting our master disconnect switch. First up is ...

Install the disconnect switch on the positive battery cable: Construction equipment and over-the-road trucks often use this design. A concern with positive-side kill switches is the same as when ...

Better still, buy yourself a battery-disconnect switch (it attaches to the negative terminal), which will serve the same purpose as removing the cables and will be there whenever you need it.

First, make sure the positive lead from the starter solenoid to the starter is as big or close to as big as the battery cable running from the trunk. Second, install the Disconnect Switch with a ...

Flaming River makes a killer electrical switch to disconnect the battery from the ... work on the wiring without having to take off a battery cable. You can even hook your winch power to it ...

NHRA rules mandate that a battery-disconnect switch be installed on the positive ... battery into the trunk and extending the battery cables is the wrong way to go about doing it.

More involved but super­effective is fitting a racing-style battery-disconnect switch on the positive battery cable. This could be located under the hood, or the cable could be extended to put ...

There may come a time when you need to disconnect your car battery ... Once open, locate your car battery. These are large, block-like components with two large cables attached to them near the engine ...