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      Didn't work for it's intended vehicle

      Jim

      in 2 months

      I thought the device was well made, and probably will work on a different car, but.. I have a 02 Ranger that I do not drive very often and after buying a new battery, I thought a quick disconnect would be a good idea. The problem, minor as it seems, is the factory battery clamp will not tighten enough on the post. In order to use it in a proper way would entail getting a new negative battery cable with a clamp that could be tightened enough on the devices post. I'm not sure why the manufacture would make the 'male' end smaller than the 'female' clamp. i.e. a 3/4" clamp for the battery, but only a 1/2" post to attach the OEM cable to. Like I said, well made, bu bad design.

      What kind of vehicle do you drive? 2002 Ford Ranger, 2017 Honda Civic, 1978 Alfa Romeo, 1964 Corvette

      I thought the device was well made, and probably will work on a different car, but.. I have a 02 Ranger that I do not drive very often and after buying a new battery, I thought a quick disconnect would be a good idea. The problem, minor as it seems, is the factory battery clamp will not tighten enough on the post. In order to use it in a proper way would entail getting a new negative battery cable with a clamp that could be tightened enough on the devices post. I'm not sure why the manufacture would make the 'male' end smaller than the 'female' clamp. i.e. a 3/4" clamp for the battery, but only a 1/2" post to attach the OEM cable to. Like I said, well made, bu bad design.

      What kind of vehicle do you drive? 2002 Ford Ranger, 2017 Honda Civic, 1978 Alfa Romeo, 1964 Corvette