[Chrysler300] a simpler fix for battery disconnect

["Fern" <crc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I have never found the need for one of those battery disconnects as with it you'll end up with a weird adapter. What I've been doing for years is to never quite tighten up the negative clamp and then I can easily twist it ON or OFF without use of tools. I always disconnect the negative cable whenever I park the car at either a car show or it's storage area. My theory is that it's hard to have an electrical fire if you don't have a dc loop in the vehicle. Just my 2 cents worth. 
  Fern with 300L ht and 300H conv

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