Re: Check Engine Light after Throttle Body Work

From: Mst29@aol.com
Date: Thu May 06 1999 - 15:52:02 EDT

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I don't know if im wrong or not, but isn't it better to disconnect the
possitive battery cable. In the summer i worked as an electrician's helper
and was wiring swithches and whatnot. Always connected negative first , then
positive if it was "live". and vice versa to disconnect. Wouldn't that hold
true on a car battery?

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