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Re: Altinator MOD.V4 Supplies?
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Originally Posted by kjoyes
i plan in replacing postive battery clamp as well'
Here i posted on this before here post too.. http://www.subaru-svx.net/forum/show...ttery+terminal
When the mod is done i will have 3 cables connected to the positive battery terminal?
1st wire being the 4 gauge knukonceptz wire coming from the alternator through the MegaFuse
2nd wire is then the one that get runs from the wiring harness?
3rd wire goes to Fusebox. |
I would not use the power rings to terminate the wires, but 4 gauge copper battery lugs instead.
The clamp is military-spec and is quite well-made and resists corrosion, Also made of Brass for marine environments
Add one wire to each side as shown or clamp 2 of them on the same side. This gives you a lot of versatility and flexibility to run multiple wires compactly where room is tight, I have used these before without problem/ Just keep all your main harness and fusebox connections on the side of the battery and only the single alternator wire attached to the top.
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You can use separate locations to attach cables by using battery side mount screw-in terminals. Same electrical connection.
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Originally Posted by kjoyes
so my question is the one that comes from the harness goes to the middle of connector of the new battery terminal. I noticed that there is not a lot of wire there to play around with on the harness. then the other 2 wires where the bolts on the new postive post.
can i put power rings on the postive post one from the 4 gauge wire and the other on the one from the fuse box?
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