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Don't think I'd allow the car to run when disconnecting the battery. Could ruin the alternator.
my positive terminal didn't want to stay on. it easily slips off now.
a mechanic told me i might have over-tightened? i'm hopeful it doesn't slip off while i drive. the negative was insanely tight, and the positive isn't, weird.
thx for the vid.