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Too many wires to my battery terminals
So. Remind me .. what is the thing I need to have all my ancillaries wired to my battery neatly..its a bit crazy under there at moment. 5 extra neutrals coming in . 3 live ..
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Re: Too many wires to my battery terminals
Get your self a terminal bus before the battery, you can hide it somewhere neat then take the single connector on.
I'm a sucker for it, I've got to have neatly neatly wiring. |
Re: Too many wires to my battery terminals
Bibio's your man there :) Neat & tidy 3-way relay switched fuse box thingy, sorted.
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Re: Too many wires to my battery terminals
Quiff, contact Bibio has he has a couple of options depending on what your running.
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Re: Too many wires to my battery terminals
In the past where I have been in a situation like that I have used a junction box. One heavy earth wire and live feed in and available with 7-9-12 exit feeds.Available from most caravan or good motor factors and the are waterproof.Use two core cable as required for your exit feeds.
Smaller boxes are available if you only need a few exit feeds.This way you only have the bike leads and two extra connected to the battery making a tidy fitting with ring tab connectors so easy to remove if necessary and all the other connections in the box and waterproof. |
Re: Too many wires to my battery terminals
You can even be fancy and put the ring terminals on the live to starter relay rather than battery itself... only one connector on battery then.
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Re: Too many wires to my battery terminals
I have a few things hard wired in to the switch live.. heated grips,autocomm,mandys rear heated grips but still have a couple of cig lighter sockets and stuff just wired direct..
presently though my battery will charge up.. but its not holding the charge .. I guess its a PITA to find out why ..? before buying a new battery ... something is draining it when its sat still. |
Re: Too many wires to my battery terminals
Disconnect it and see if it cures it. Could jsut be a naffed battery.
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