Car Battery

[Niko Bellic]

Guys how can i screw the bolt on battery its not screwing with screwdriver and if i screw the other side of the battery my car sparks.

[Niko Bellic]

this is the screenshot of bolt. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2096865232

[Evan]

Tighten with 8mm wrench.
Tighten the positive first (red) and the negative 2nd (black).

Battery may be toast if you sparks happened. Happened to me on my first build & my battery was dead. I don't know if it was related to the sparks or not.

Sparks will cause a fire.

[Evan]

You are missing the actual bolt on the positive terminal. Did you wire the starter to the battery? Or did you wire through msc editor. It should look exactly like the negative terminal in the pic you posted.

[FastMax_]

It's good to see CJ is living an honest life now and is no longer into jacking cars.

[Evan]

Originally posted by Max Carrion:

It's good to see CJ is living an honest life now and is no longer into jacking cars.

Damn ballas.

[Niko Bellic]

Originally posted by Evan:

You are missing the actual bolt on the positive terminal. Did you wire the starter to the battery? Or did you wire through msc editor. It should look exactly like the negative terminal in the pic you posted.

wires atteched by MSCEditor i installed with Editor again but still positive is missing.

[Niko Bellic]

Originally posted by Max Carrion:

It's good to see CJ is living an honest life now and is no longer into jacking cars.

haha :D

[Niko Bellic]

Originally posted by Evan:

You are missing the actual bolt on the positive terminal. Did you wire the starter to the battery? Or did you wire through msc editor. It should look exactly like the negative terminal in the pic you posted.

Might be there's a scriptal bug because there's a little bolt not actual or because of Experimental Update.

[Evan]

Originally posted by CJ:

Originally posted by Evan:

You are missing the actual bolt on the positive terminal. Did you wire the starter to the battery? Or did you wire through msc editor. It should look exactly like the negative terminal in the pic you posted.

wires atteched by MSCEditor i installed with Editor again but still positive is missing.

Originally posted by CJ:

Originally posted by Evan:

You are missing the actual bolt on the positive terminal. Did you wire the starter to the battery? Or did you wire through msc editor. It should look exactly like the negative terminal in the pic you posted.

Might be there's a scriptal bug because there's a little bolt not actual or because of Experimental Update.

So when you wire through the editor, there is generally problems with the terminals. There is a way to fix it with the editor. Let me find it.

Edit: Here is the quote found on this discussion https://steamcommunity.com/app/516750/discussions/6/3211505894112550302/

"A simple way to fix it, go through MSCEditor in the wiring section, change these:
- wiringgroundinstalled to 'true'
- wiringstarterbolted to 'true'
- wiringstarterbolts and edit the '0' between parentheses to '8'
- wiringstarterinstalled to 'true'
- wiringstartertightness to '8'

And under 'batteryterminalminusinstalled' change the value of the 'batteryterminalminusinstalled' key to true."

Do this on MSC Editor that should fix it.

[Sergey Elizov]

CJ Tommy

[Niko Bellic]

Originally posted by Evan:

Originally posted by CJ:

wires atteched by MSCEditor i installed with Editor again but still positive is missing.

Originally posted by CJ:

Might be there's a scriptal bug because there's a little bolt not actual or because of Experimental Update.

So when you wire through the editor, there is generally problems with the terminals. There is a way to fix it with the editor. Let me find it.

Edit: Here is the quote found on this discussion https://steamcommunity.com/app/516750/discussions/6/3211505894112550302/

"A simple way to fix it, go through MSCEditor in the wiring section, change these:
- wiringgroundinstalled to 'true'
- wiringstarterbolted to 'true'
- wiringstarterbolts and edit the '0' between parentheses to '8'
- wiringstarterinstalled to 'true'
- wiringstartertightness to '8'

And under 'batteryterminalminusinstalled' change the value of the 'batteryterminalminusinstalled' key to true."

Do this on MSC Editor that should fix it.

i did what you told but still one bolt is missing and my car is cathing fire after did what you said.

[Evan]

Originally posted by CJ:

Originally posted by Evan:

So when you wire through the editor, there is generally problems with the terminals. There is a way to fix it with the editor. Let me find it.

Edit: Here is the quote found on this discussion https://steamcommunity.com/app/516750/discussions/6/3211505894112550302/

"A simple way to fix it, go through MSCEditor in the wiring section, change these:
- wiringgroundinstalled to 'true'
- wiringstarterbolted to 'true'
- wiringstarterbolts and edit the '0' between parentheses to '8'
- wiringstarterinstalled to 'true'
- wiringstartertightness to '8'

And under 'batteryterminalminusinstalled' change the value of the 'batteryterminalminusinstalled' key to true."

Do this on MSC Editor that should fix it.

i did what you told but still one bolt is missing and my car is cathing fire after did what you said.

Sorry that quote was for adding the NEGATIVE terminal. Try doing it with the batteryteminalplus not minus.

[Niko Bellic]

Originally posted by Evan:

Originally posted by CJ:

i did what you told but still one bolt is missing and my car is cathing fire after did what you said.

Sorry that quote was for adding the NEGATIVE terminal. Try doing it with the batteryteminalplus not minus.

Time to hit the road! thanks.

[Legenda rajdowa]

Originally posted by CJ:

Originally posted by Evan:

Sorry that quote was for adding the NEGATIVE terminal. Try doing it with the batteryteminalplus not minus.

Time to hit the road! thanks.

Don't pick up that fat fool will ya?