Battery ground
06-22-2021, 09:14 PM
#2
TECH Fanatic
The heads should each have their own ground, IMHO. The chassis needs its own ground as does the body, core support and the transmission, if electronic. Good grounds don't control anything per se but support proper operation of everything electronic. Quite simply, you can't have too many grounds and my best / fattest grounds are all braided half inch bare cables soldered into low impedance connections.
I'd find a different good chassis location for that ground or try to remove the broken bolt for a replacement ground.
Rick
I'd find a different good chassis location for that ground or try to remove the broken bolt for a replacement ground.
Rick
06-22-2021, 09:20 PM
#3
The heads should each have their own ground, IMHO. The chassis needs its own ground as does the body, core support and the transmission, if electronic. Good grounds don't control anything per se but support proper operation of everything electronic. Quite simply, you can't have too many grounds and my best / fattest grounds are all braided half inch bare cables soldered into low impedance connections.
I'd find a different good chassis location for that ground or try to remove the broken bolt for a replacement ground.
Rick
I'd find a different good chassis location for that ground or try to remove the broken bolt for a replacement ground.
Rick