Allen

Came in there to do just an emissions test and a inspection, the battery is located underneath the air filter. The negative terminal when I got home was loose and I only found out because I have to start it every week to make sure it runs. One day it didn't start. I go out and I look and that negative terminal is so loose that, and this has happened before, it would have definitely while driving vibrated off and I would have stopped deaf on the road had I used this more than a couple of miles. This is a vehicle that I absolutely love and I barely get to drive it, but there's no way that that thing could have been loosened any other way. It was loosened by hand because of the style of terminal that it is. And the only person that would have loosened it would be the last person who touched it and because you have to reach to the battery after removing the air filter that's the only person who could have done that. The car is barely driven, I mean driven once every week. I have replaced the battery less than a 2 years ago and that terminal has been checked multiple times cuz the battery has lost power many times because I forgot to charge it. There's no way that terminal is that loose because I have to take off the air filter and I check it every time because I've had it happen in the past years ago and if you don't check your battery terminals you could be asking for a death sentence. Well luckily I only drive this car to keep it charged, had I needed it for a real reason I could have died.