Anderson Jump Leads

[5tevo]

Morning TVR Brethren.

I want to make a set of jump leads up in case I get cought short in the Tamora.

Having had a search online there appear to be a few varients of the Anderson connector.

Would the following do the job?

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Grey-175Amp-Anderson-Plu...

[shep1001]

5tevo said:

Morning TVR Brethren.

I want to make a set of jump leads up in case I get cought short in the Tamora.

Having had a search online there appear to be a few varients of the Anderson connector.

Would the following do the job?

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Grey-175Amp-Anderson-Plu...

Yes, I used the 175A connector on mine. You need some beefy crimpers or a blow lamp and solder to make the terminals off.

Shep

[5tevo]

Spot on, thanks for the advice too.

[zooooom]

Are you also replacing or changing the location of the Anderson jump lead on the car?
While your making some leads up I would strongly recommend that you do.
I only ask as I've had to replace mine twice now. (54 T350c)
The first time I replaced the plug and leads back to the battery along with the 2 water proof covers, they only lasted a couple of years before the leads started to corrode very badly again.
The second time I relocated mine to the engine bay and attached it to the inner wing.

Edited by zooooom on Monday 4th July 14:37

[Targarama]

Ahem:

http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/2971031.htm

[5tevo]

Neither, the plug on the car is brand new as I had it replaced when in for a service earlier in the year.

I'm making a set of jump leads to take away on a road trip.

Targ' - thanks for the link, I have a set of spare leads so thought I'd knock them up myself.

[rolex]

Targarama said:

Ahem:

http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/2971031.htm

Does that include the stone paving as well?

[spercy]

Whatever you do make sure they are long enough. I bought a made up set from Racetech and they are only just long enough to reach the battery on my golf if i park it an inch away from My T350. I ended up making an extention leads from a heavy duty set of leads and a couple of battery connector cables. I can now jump start the car without having to push it out if the garage.

[5tevo]

spercy said:

Whatever you do make sure they are long enough. I bought a made up set from Racetech and they are only just long enough to reach the battery on my golf if i park it an inch away from My T350. I ended up making an extention leads from a heavy duty set of leads and a couple of battery connector cables. I can now jump start the car without having to push it out if the garage.

Good call!