Ok, kinda a long story, but I was cleaning my battery cables and I dropped the lead spacer for the positive cables and for the life of me, can't find it. Don't ask. Tried for 3 hours. Anyways, the 89 currently doesn't have any plates to run to the parts store. I was thinking that I could possibly put about 4 stainless washers together with some dielectric grease for the trip to the parts store? I didn't want to attempt this for fear of shorting something, so I figured I'd ask first.

Also what is the best way to clean the cables? I will check techinfo, Just thought of that.

You could use washers...or just reach down on the frame rail and pick it up. lol

Baking soda neutralizes acid. That and water work wonders.

I looked for 3 hours high and low for that damn thing. Clank and it vanished. :?

I will be sure to clean those up then. And ok good to know. If anything happens, I come looking for you boost.

It'* right there John... trust me. Or it rolled away. lol.

I'd tell you to use a magnet to find it...but I don't think that would help.

Yeah not on lead it wouldn't.

That was my point. ( I was kinda hoping he went to try though..lol)

You've got a mean streak, you know that?

Let us know how you made out John, OK?

Lack of sleep. John if we lived closer..I'd hand ya one after I stopped at my mechanic buddies again. There'* a bunch on the N*'*..lol

sorry about that guys, forgot to update. I found it...it was....under the radiator...somehow.. i ended up removing my front manifold looking for it then the radiator, and finally found it.

runs perfectly.

and lmao, yeah i did look for it with a magnet and then remembered, wait, its LEAD.

The raditator makes sense. Being the positive one..that is closest. It simple landed on the bottom support.