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<blockquote data-quote="Black Truck 10" data-source="post: 5757827" data-attributes="member: 593669"><p>You just need a positive and negative from the front battery to the rear battery. Also a fuse on the positive line 12 inches aft the first battery, and 12 inches before you reach the 2nd battery. Both of these fuses need to be on the same line. Also 1 fuse aft the 2nd battery 12 inches or so. You dont need to ground the 2nd battery and you dont need to use a relay for anything if your just talking about hooking up the two batteries. Also you dont have to go 0 gauge but most people just use it because its readily available and most wont ever exceed the limits of the cable. If your under say 1400 watts or so then your fine with 2.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Black Truck 10, post: 5757827, member: 593669"] You just need a positive and negative from the front battery to the rear battery. Also a fuse on the positive line 12 inches aft the first battery, and 12 inches before you reach the 2nd battery. Both of these fuses need to be on the same line. Also 1 fuse aft the 2nd battery 12 inches or so. You dont need to ground the 2nd battery and you dont need to use a relay for anything if your just talking about hooking up the two batteries. Also you dont have to go 0 gauge but most people just use it because its readily available and most wont ever exceed the limits of the cable. If your under say 1400 watts or so then your fine with 2. [/QUOTE]
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