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Okay, so I decided to relocate the auxillary battery next to the main by cheating the main closer to the firewall which makes just enough room.
The problem I'm having is a spark when I go to connect the loose ground that attaches to the negative post.
Is there that much draw just sitting there? It does it whether the aux battery is wired or not.
I only disconnected the terminals from both batteries, rerouted the auxillary leads to the new location, and now I have this spark that's a bit disconcerting.
The problem I'm having is a spark when I go to connect the loose ground that attaches to the negative post.
Is there that much draw just sitting there? It does it whether the aux battery is wired or not.
I only disconnected the terminals from both batteries, rerouted the auxillary leads to the new location, and now I have this spark that's a bit disconcerting.
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