Does anyone have diagrams, pics or instructions on how to install grounding wires?

Thanks

 

Umm..you take one end of the wire and connect it to what you want to ground then take the other end and ground it to the chassis.

 

yeah its pretty straight foward. just make sure that the part of the chassis your grounding to has a straight shot to the chassis and nothing can get in the way. good luck!

 

I'm going to go out on a limb here and say he means a diagram of where all the ground wires are located. If that is the case, sorry dood, i'm no help.

 

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Yea. I'm asking for some pics and diagrams.
thanks

 

hope this helps
http://www.hondaclub.com.ph/fo...=5996

 

thanks that helps a lot

where to i connect the ground cableS?

just touching any part of the 6 spots or is there a specific place i need to connect it to?

 

Alright, I know there are probably a lot of skeptical people out there, but let me just say that these grounding wires worked really well for me.

I noticed a lot of things:

- lights are brighter
- Car no longer sputters and starts up right away.
- A/C Works on idle now
- Quicker acceleration
- Smoother shifting

But keep in mind that I have never messed with my stock grounding wires ever and i have 98k miles on my car.

I recommend this to everyone.

 

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really? i dont see how.

 

ground=ur chasis
so connect from battery ground
to anywhere on the chasis

 

its stay near alternator.. like how?

 

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Has something to do with automatic transmissions. Not Manual transmissions.