Anybody have pics of how to connect a ground wire?
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Would this be the correct way to ground the negative lead of the battery?
Just wondeirin hommies...
I just made a groundin kit that uses the same ground points as the Spoon Kit..
But the last thing on the list is connecting one ground wire for the negative ground????
So my question is do I just take the ground wire connect it to the negative of the battery and connect the other end to the chassis of the car?
Is this right or am I wrong
Modified by azn_outlaw at 6:22 AM 8/13/2003
I just made a groundin kit that uses the same ground points as the Spoon Kit..
But the last thing on the list is connecting one ground wire for the negative ground????
So my question is do I just take the ground wire connect it to the negative of the battery and connect the other end to the chassis of the car?
Is this right or am I wrong
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Re: Anybody have pics of how to connect a ground wire to the negative ground??? (azn_outlaw)
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connecting one ground wire for the negative ground????
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Dont know what your asking?
The Battery has two terminals Postive and Negative.
The car body is considered Ground or Chasis Ground
Put a wire connecting those two points???
connecting one ground wire for the negative ground????
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Dont know what your asking?The Battery has two terminals Postive and Negative.
The car body is considered Ground or Chasis Ground
Put a wire connecting those two points???
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Re: Anybody have pics of how to connect a ground wire to the negative ground??? (zyg)
uhh.. if i read u correctly, u just asked him to ground his positive terminal.
anywhere on the car's chassis is considered ground, and ground is always negative. when you ground something, you dont have to run it back to the battery.. its actually best to have the shortest ground wire run from the thing that needs to be grounded to the shortest path of metal on the car's chassis.
anywhere on the car's chassis is considered ground, and ground is always negative. when you ground something, you dont have to run it back to the battery.. its actually best to have the shortest ground wire run from the thing that needs to be grounded to the shortest path of metal on the car's chassis.
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Re: Anybody have pics of how to connect a ground wire to the negative ground??? (mingchi69)
oh ****.. u live in mississaga... that's where i grew up. hey.. you know where dolphin secondary school, i think.. thats' tight.. hahh.. hmm.. well then.. alrity
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Re: Would this be the correct way to ground the negative lead of the battery? (azn_outlaw)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by azn_outlaw »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Just wondeirin hommies...
I just made a groundin kit that uses the same ground points as the Spoon Kit..
But the last thing on the list is connecting one ground wire for the negative ground????
So my question is do I just take the ground wire connect it to the negative of the battery and connect the other end to the chassis of the car?
Is this right or am I wrong
Modified by azn_outlaw at 6:22 AM 8/13/2003</TD></TR></TABLE>
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I just made a groundin kit that uses the same ground points as the Spoon Kit..
But the last thing on the list is connecting one ground wire for the negative ground????
So my question is do I just take the ground wire connect it to the negative of the battery and connect the other end to the chassis of the car?
Is this right or am I wrong
Modified by azn_outlaw at 6:22 AM 8/13/2003</TD></TR></TABLE>
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