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    Thanks, anybody know if there's a right way to run the ground cable on a trunk mounted battery? Not sure if I should run it down to the frame and then run a ground strap from the frame to the body or just ground it to the body. On the engine I have a ground cable running from the frame to the block.
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    Quote Originally Posted by falconvan View Post
    Thanks, anybody know if there's a right way to run the ground cable on a trunk mounted battery? Not sure if I should run it down to the frame and then run a ground strap from the frame to the body or just ground it to the body. On the engine I have a ground cable running from the frame to the block.
    EFI and electronics are really fussy on grounds!!!! I ground the battery to the frame, then the engine block to the frame, and even run a ground wire between those two ground points!!! Maybe overkill, but it's always worked with no problems for me!!!
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