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Old Sep 10, 2012 | 10:40 AM
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Thanks, I will go there, I am just doing 4 gauge ( but I will check and see if they have the 4 gauge terminals with a set nut)
 
Old Sep 15, 2012 | 02:03 PM
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Originally Posted by neo71665


Batt terminal is what goes to the battery postive. Cs130 is case grounded so any mounting point can be used for ground.
So looking at this, I took a photo of the back of my alt. I could use this mount bolt (obviously after cleaning it up) for the ground from the alt to the frame?
 
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Ya as long as it's all nice and clean before. I would run that wire (alt) direct to the battery ground. Then another ground from the battery to frame.
 
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I was going to do that ground to the frame, and the battery ground to the frame as well, wouldent it be the same thing that way?
 
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