grounding wires?
Darkwing
12-27-2002, 01:50 PM
I got some driving lights, and to set it up, I need to ground 4 wires. Some of the spots are close quarters, so I was wondering 2 things:
1) can I ground more than one wire to the same spot?
2) can I ground the wire some other way than using a screw? Like superglue or something?
Sounds pretty novice, I'm sure but I don't want to mess these up. Thanks :)
1) can I ground more than one wire to the same spot?
2) can I ground the wire some other way than using a screw? Like superglue or something?
Sounds pretty novice, I'm sure but I don't want to mess these up. Thanks :)
kicker1_solo
12-27-2002, 02:01 PM
You can ground more than one wire to the same spot, and super glue won't hold it. :D
Darkwing
12-27-2002, 05:22 PM
thanks, you know of anything that will hold it?
RoBoDEATH
12-28-2002, 09:03 PM
screws, just use them under something where they wont be visible, run wire from then and ground it somewhere else
Duatone
12-29-2002, 06:50 AM
thanks, you know of anything that will hold it?
Duct Tape. A.K.A. "Cowboy Chrome" If you cant Duc' it, fuck it.
Also, make sure your grounding to a bare piece of metal. its not hard, if you have to, drill a small hole somewhere in your engine bay and use self-tapping screws, but im sure there are a couple random nuts you can tap the wires into.
Duct Tape. A.K.A. "Cowboy Chrome" If you cant Duc' it, fuck it.
Also, make sure your grounding to a bare piece of metal. its not hard, if you have to, drill a small hole somewhere in your engine bay and use self-tapping screws, but im sure there are a couple random nuts you can tap the wires into.
Darkwing
12-29-2002, 06:10 PM
hey thanks guys. I took robo's idea and spliced more wire onto it and extended it to a place I could drill a hole ito with those selftapping screws. All works now thanks again :)
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