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Classic Truck Electrical System Tips - Positive Connection
Keeping "Current" With Your Truck's Electrical System
By Rob Fortier
Of all the mind-boggling things some of us are forced to deal with when it comes to maintaining or even building classic trucks, the electrical system should rank right up there at the top-for many, it's the number one cause of headaches! And rightfully so, as even the most basic wiring isn't always that basic, especially for those who are basically clueless (excuse the pun) in the field of electronics.
As Painless' Dennis Overholser puts it in his book on the subject (Hot Rod Wiring, co-authored with Tim Remus, Wolfgang Press, 1997), "You don't need to know which way the electrons actually flow through a wire, but you do need to know how heavy the wire should be and where to connect the terminal." Read more at:
http://www.classictrucks.com/tech/0902clt_classic_trucks_electrical...
Keeping "Current" With Your Truck's Electrical System
By Rob Fortier
Of all the mind-boggling things some of us are forced to deal with when it comes to maintaining or even building classic trucks, the electrical system should rank right up there at the top-for many, it's the number one cause of headaches! And rightfully so, as even the most basic wiring isn't always that basic, especially for those who are basically clueless (excuse the pun) in the field of electronics.
As Painless' Dennis Overholser puts it in his book on the subject (Hot Rod Wiring, co-authored with Tim Remus, Wolfgang Press, 1997), "You don't need to know which way the electrons actually flow through a wire, but you do need to know how heavy the wire should be and where to connect the terminal." Read more at:
http://www.classictrucks.com/tech/0902clt_classic_trucks_electrical...
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