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Stupid dual battery earth question...

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Stupid dual battery earth question...

Post by ChunkyCharcoal »

I've just installed a dual battery system with the aux battery in my tray. Do I need to earth my aux battery to the chassis at the rear or can I just let it earth thru the neg cable running back to the main battery?
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Post by familybus »

just earth it to chasis or what i did with mine is i earthed it to motor! ;) but mine was in engine bay!
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Post by Goatse.AJ »

Would be best to earth it to the chassis.
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BATTERY EARTH

Post by outback_lux »

YOUR BEST BET WOULD BE TO EARTH IT OFF THE CHASSIS AND RUN A SECOND EARTH FROM THE CHASSIS TO THE BODY OF THE CAR
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Post by chimpboy »

To the chassis, and then make sure all your other chassis earths are good ie chassis to motor and battery.
This is not legal advice.
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