2011 Ford Explorer sport with 22,000 miles and battery cable corrosion replacement cost me $$$$$

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Asked by ConnieB1 Jul 08, 2017 at 04:39 PM about the Ford Explorer Sport

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Stranded and wrecker called to deliver our 2011 Ford Explorer Sport to the Ford
dealer.  Corrosion at the battery under the little red enclosure with the battery
cables and electrical cables.  The dealer replaced the entire harness to the tune
of $850.00  Could the cable have just been repaired with a new ring that was
eaten up with the corrosion, instead of this extensive repair?

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I met my 2013 Ford Explorer sport with 22,000 miles

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