Premium Battery Terminal Connectors for Nissan, Positive and Negative 1 pair, Good Contact, Corrosion Resistance, Fits For 243407F000 243407F001

Bought for "off label" use on a Mitsubishi mirage because the positive looked like it would fit. It did! Well made and easy to put on, they look alright and the price was good. I only used one but they seem like they'll hold up.

I used these to replace the battery connectors on a 2019 sentra. A perfect fit.

This is another of those, "how do they do it for the price," things. A pair of these for 5 bucks? I haven't used it a whole lot, but it's worked just fine so far. However, as some others have noted, the negative at least, the only one I've used, is a bit big for the battery terminal. Yes, it's pushed all the way down as it's a taper, but it's still a little large. I stuck a piece of folded wire in there, then tightened it down and it's fine.

These are sized correctly and of good quality steel. Threads on fasteners are good and they snugged right down. Connectivity was very good. Came with insulating pads which are a plus.

Works great

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I did install it and I suppose it will last about as long as any battery connector. One issue is that it won't fit as supplied. Both the positive and negative connectors have plastic that goes under it and contacts the battery top or the felt protector that is also supplied. The problem is that the way the plastic is attached to the connector makes it hard to impossible to tighten the connector to the terminal as it prevents enough compression around the terminal. And because of the added height of the plastic it also prevents you from pushing it as far down on the terminal as it needs to be for a tight fit if you also use the felt protector. I solved this problem by cutting the plastic where it is held by the tightening screw and pushing it out of the way. You can see it hanging down in the picture to the left of the battery. Now, if I had not used the felt under the connector it would have fit but still caused problem in the tightening screw, but using both the felt and attached plastic used too much room. A very small problem but the design should have accounted for it. Secondary problem is that the bolt used to tighten to the terminal will slip as you tighten it. The head of the bolt is supposed to be held by the connector not to turn as the nut is tightened but it turns anyway. Just means I have to use a second wrench to hold it.