Battery Relocation Stuff
#16
So threw a bracket together real quick out of some scrap.
It’s been raining here every day so haven’t had much time to work on it. I want to paint it but humidity is high here now. Spent quite a bit drilling the 2 bottom holes and rethreading since the previous owner broke both bolts in the holes. I think for rushing through it it came out ok. You can see the rats nest back there. All that will be fixed and nicely done with the evo x fuseable link. Hope the wires reach.
It’s been raining here every day so haven’t had much time to work on it. I want to paint it but humidity is high here now. Spent quite a bit drilling the 2 bottom holes and rethreading since the previous owner broke both bolts in the holes. I think for rushing through it it came out ok. You can see the rats nest back there. All that will be fixed and nicely done with the evo x fuseable link. Hope the wires reach.
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2winscroll (Jun 22, 2019)
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when you read off your measurements I was afraid it was going to look something like that. Pretty hazardous to say the least. Taking on this project was definitely a good idea.
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#24
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Holy crap what a fire hazard. You have some good karma or something because that could easily have resulted in fire.
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MicRX (Feb 2, 2024)
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Looking really good
The chassis ground point I have circled in yellow wasn't really meant to handle the full load of the starter, it was really meant to just be a chassis tie in for the battery. That cable would normally terminate directly to the battery negative terminal. So if it was me, I would add an additional chassis ground and then connect it back to that circled ground point with some 4 gauge or something. You could also just relocate it to a more solid place on the chassis. Sorry I meant to post about this earlier. If it doesn't get hot or anything while cranking or with all the stuff running then its probably fine as is.
The chassis ground point I have circled in yellow wasn't really meant to handle the full load of the starter, it was really meant to just be a chassis tie in for the battery. That cable would normally terminate directly to the battery negative terminal. So if it was me, I would add an additional chassis ground and then connect it back to that circled ground point with some 4 gauge or something. You could also just relocate it to a more solid place on the chassis. Sorry I meant to post about this earlier. If it doesn't get hot or anything while cranking or with all the stuff running then its probably fine as is.
#30
Ok thx. I have extra 2 awg wire and also have the 4 awg I removed that was going to the battery before. Where do you recommend I tie it into? Maybe the existing transmission ground? From there to what’s circled in yellow? I wouldn’t mind adding some grounds I just don’t know where.