My Grandpah is wanting to buy a 1980 4cylinder Dodge, the guy who's selling it Bought the Correct battery just in the "R" configuration
So when he hooked it up Pos-to-Neg & Neg-to-Pos something Happened, The only info I could find about when this happens if to replace a Certain Fuse, but the video I saw was for a Much newer vehicle
Any Help would Be GREATLY appreciated,
I've only ever Own Toyota 4runners (1983~2004) Jeeps (1973 360 AMC) and one Subaru Legacy (2000 Right Hand Drive), so I literally know next to nothing about these types of Vehicles.
He's been a Mechanic for a LONG time, but he just never really had a problem like this and Electrical isn't his specialty.
Thanks in Advance for the help, this is like the 5th car forum I've Posted to.
So when he hooked it up Pos-to-Neg & Neg-to-Pos something Happened, The only info I could find about when this happens if to replace a Certain Fuse, but the video I saw was for a Much newer vehicle
Any Help would Be GREATLY appreciated,
I've only ever Own Toyota 4runners (1983~2004) Jeeps (1973 360 AMC) and one Subaru Legacy (2000 Right Hand Drive), so I literally know next to nothing about these types of Vehicles.
He's been a Mechanic for a LONG time, but he just never really had a problem like this and Electrical isn't his specialty.
Thanks in Advance for the help, this is like the 5th car forum I've Posted to.