Installed the PC680 today and what a

[wyliec]

pain trying to get the positive lead to connect to the battery.

It took about a 1/2 hr. before I got the two L terminals positioned so that I could connect the positive lead. I used the two L terminals for the positive side as someone had suggested. I mounted them together in the shape of a U and mounted it upside down. On the negative side, the leads connected directly to the battery; no L terminal left to use.

Because of the angle of the bend of the positive terminal, the U has to be opened a little (or closed) depending on how you look at it.

 

[Firefly]

pain trying to get the positive lead to connect to the battery.

It took about a 1/2 hr. before I got the two L terminals positioned so that I could connect the positive lead. I used the two L terminals for the positive side as someone had suggested. I mounted them together in the shape of a U and mounted it upside down. On the negative side, the leads connected directly to the battery; no L terminal left to use.

Because of the angle of the bend of the positive terminal, the U has to be opened a little (or closed depending on how you look at it.

Care to share what the PC680 is........

 

[Big Arm]

http://www.batterymart.com/p-odyssey-pc680-battery.html

 

[wyliec]

http://www.batterymart.com/p-odyssey-pc680-battery.html

You beat me to it.

Although others have installed it, I can't see how they could have done it without some modification.