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Old 07-25-2012, 04:58 PM
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Yeah well, on the other hand my voltmeter has always read too low, can't figure out why. My mechanic suggested it is caused by the main "kill switch" that was installed in the rear, the ground now has to travel through a switch. We'll see how it does when the colder weather arrives.

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Old 07-25-2012, 05:44 PM
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Yeah, instead of all the tools in the toolbox, I have a gigantic main switch that disconnects the battery via the ground strap. It's kind of dumb, but it makes it easy to work on the car. But it may also disturb the high-quality ground current that the 928 enjoys.
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Originally Posted by safulop
Yeah, instead of all the tools in the toolbox, I have a gigantic main switch that disconnects the battery via the ground strap. It's kind of dumb, but it makes it easy to work on the car. But it may also disturb the high-quality ground current that the 928 enjoys.
Ah..ok..I dont see that as a HUGE issue..unless the contacts have little surface area in contact, or its dirty and such inside.

Ohm it out.



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