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Bob Denman
New member
I'd probably want to take it back to the battery itself... :shocked:
Folks have been having TONS fo fun with those connections under the seat for years! :yikes:
(You just can't get a wrench to where you need it the most! :gaah
Folks have been having TONS fo fun with those connections under the seat for years! :yikes:
(You just can't get a wrench to where you need it the most! :gaah
ulflyer
Active member
Yes, use the hot brass nut with red cover, but do not loosen the "ground" nut on right side as its nearly impossible to re-tighten. I drilled a small hole in the frame and screwed the ground to that. Worked for the 3 years I owned the '11.
Chupaca
New member
Battery..!!
best is direct to the battery. You have the fuse inline and this will give you a solid connection. For some reason the jumper ground connection nut is not tacked to the frame so if loosened or removed the nut will dissapear and getting a wrench in there is near impossible...:thumbup:
best is direct to the battery. You have the fuse inline and this will give you a solid connection. For some reason the jumper ground connection nut is not tacked to the frame so if loosened or removed the nut will dissapear and getting a wrench in there is near impossible...:thumbup:
BLUEKNIGHT911
Sadly Passed Oct 2024 - RIP
AUX. LINE
If you don't have an aux.fuse box.......go to the auto parts store and buy a single inline fuse / in a holder ( they come in different size fuses ) and put this in the line frrom the vest to the Batt...........Mike :thumbup:
If you don't have an aux.fuse box.......go to the auto parts store and buy a single inline fuse / in a holder ( they come in different size fuses ) and put this in the line frrom the vest to the Batt...........Mike :thumbup:
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