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Need a little more help on wiring second bat fusing
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<blockquote data-quote="PJK485" data-source="post: 6686767" data-attributes="member: 619581"><p>You need to put a fuse on the positive in between the front and back battery. You don't need to fuse the ground though. Also you should just ground the back battery in the back. There is no need to run a positive and negative front to back. It's also recommended that you use a battery isolator. Make sure that u use fuses after the back battery to your amps too.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="PJK485, post: 6686767, member: 619581"] You need to put a fuse on the positive in between the front and back battery. You don't need to fuse the ground though. Also you should just ground the back battery in the back. There is no need to run a positive and negative front to back. It's also recommended that you use a battery isolator. Make sure that u use fuses after the back battery to your amps too. [/QUOTE]
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