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I used this on my 97 Silverado to put a second battery under the hood. Handles up to 130 Amps.
With instructions, and GM vehicles require an extra part that I no longer have.
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What does it need a ground for?
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You know that oval shaped connector on your alternator (assuming the van in your avatar is what you drive)? The missing part replaces that connector and adds a wire to the default GM setup. It's an "activation" wire or something.Originally Posted by lostreception
come to think of it, I think I saw that part when I moved last time....hmm....
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I dunno?
But the big *** heat sink is metal, so I think that "negative ground" on the sticker is to prevent wierdness on positive ground vehicles.
Debt as of 1/1/05: $34,354.48
Debt as of July 4, 2007: $0.00 explanation
Total spent on wedding so far: $3885.79
Thanks to everyone for your support.
I'M DEBT FREE!!
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Debt as of 1/1/05: $34,354.48
Debt as of July 4, 2007: $0.00 explanation
Total spent on wedding so far: $3885.79
Thanks to everyone for your support.
I'M DEBT FREE!!
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