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 Electronics grounding
#893906
07/02/08 08:39 PM
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Joined: Dec 2000
Posts: 414
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Mudrunner
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All -
I am adding a small compressor and airhorns to my Rodeo and wondered if I could use the battery ground wire as my grounding point (it just happens to be convenient and easily accessible).
Thanks!
- Jim
1996 Rodeo - 3.2L, 5sp., ARB Bull Bar, Rancho 9000x, Eclipse sound
2004 Rodeo - 3.5L DI, Auto
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Re: Electronics grounding
[Re: Rodayo]
#893907
07/02/08 11:53 PM
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Joined: Apr 2008
Posts: 135
Wheeler
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Yes. The best "return path" to the battery is a direct connection to the negative or "ground" lug/post of the battery.
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Re: Electronics grounding
[Re: bamashooter]
#893908
07/03/08 12:11 AM
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Joined: Dec 2000
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Mudrunner
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Thanks! I wasn't sure if grounding to the body or engine directly was a better idea.
1996 Rodeo - 3.2L, 5sp., ARB Bull Bar, Rancho 9000x, Eclipse sound
2004 Rodeo - 3.5L DI, Auto
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