Alternator Wire Question
In the middle of a battery relocation and I have to run a single wire from alternator to the battery (that's now in the bed) and I was wondering if the factory single 8ish gauge wire that comes off the back of the alternator could be swapped to 1 gauge without issues. Why 1 gauge, well I have rolls of it and would rather use it up than buy more of another size. I'd post a picture of the wire I'm talking about but since photobucket decided to shit on everyone I haven't figured out how with imgur. If anyone's confused I can txt you thanks guys!!
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Yep, thats just fine, just make sure the insulation isnt cut anywhere. I usually use some 0 gauge from my alternator to battery.
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Originally Posted by Atomic
(Post 5413648)
Yep, thats just fine, just make sure the insulation isnt cut anywhere. I usually use some 0 gauge from my alternator to battery.
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As Atomic said, it's fine. The heavier the better. Make sure the ground is short (length) and heavy gauge as well.
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Go for it. The factory wire is actually a fusable link but like many other I am running 0 gauge.
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I'm using this picture to go off of, I just figured that's a far span to not go bigger
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