

| Subject: | Re: WIERD SCIENCE -Reply |
| From: | marcus |
| Date: | Fri, 21 Aug 1998 18:07:25 -0700 |
To orginal postee Did you vent the battery? Marcus Mark McCulley wrote: > > At 08:41 AM 8/21/98 -0800, YauMan Chan wrote: > >The ground point of the battery > >much have a ZERO resistance to the ground point of the > >alternator. The floor pan of the van or any cars for that > >matter is not usually a good ground. Trying running a ground > >strap from the battery's negative terminal directly to the > >engine ground (like the alternator mounting bracket. > Nonsense. The floor pan of a Vanagon is indeed a good a ground source. Why > would it not be a good ground source? It's steel and solidly welded onto the > rest of the frame members. The stock battery installation is grounded to the > battery box under the passenger seat which is welded to the floor pan. All > electrical consumers are tied back to battery ground through the frame. >
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