Hey guys,

New member, thanks for having me.

Does anyone know the part number of this battery connector pictured. My wifes FX wouldnt start today and I went to jump it and it was corroded very badly. I tried to remove the connector from the post and it literally began to fall apart. Then the nut holding the connector was frozen. In the process the fuse that is on top of the unit bent quite a bit and is now unusable.

If somebody knows the part number and approx what this will cost me, I would really appreciate it.

Thanks.


BTW I posted this on another forum and realized nobody goes there. I have 2 infinitis so I look forward to hanging around.

I would love to help you but I need to know what year FX35 you have. But I would say see the local Infiniti dealer about the connector. I hope its available seprate from a harness.

Thank you.

Its a 2004. In my head I wrote that.

I talked to the dealership this AM and they seem to be able to get the part, but its from NY. I can get it here tomorrow, so its not the end of the world. I suppose the battery could still be dead on top of it all.

The fuse link and connector to alternator/starter is $60 and the top post connector for the battery is $7 pre tax. In case anyone is interested.

Im going down today to make sure I get the right part.

Thanks for your help Infinitiguy19.

Onyourknees,
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