- Nov 30, 2003
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well. i started off by blowing up my engine (dropped a valve seat in #1 and had to yank it). while i had it out i figured i would do a little extra by relocating the battery to the trunk with a taylor relocation kit, and also hid the wires in the fenderwell and completely going through and replacing most of the steering system.
now i got it all back together, and i have no power whatsoever, no door chime, courtesy light...nothing!!! i grounded the battery to the stud atop the rear strut and sandwiched it between the two locking nuts on the strut itself. i havent grounded the engine with a additional 4ga wire yet but i will do that when i get home.
the battery checked out fine and had plenty of juice when i brought it in.
i have double, triple checked my wiring and everything is right.
if i dont have a good enough ground will that cause me to have no power whatsoever? im not the most brilliant when it comes to electrical work, but i think i can hold my own with doing something as simple as this should have been. any thoughts anyone?
now i got it all back together, and i have no power whatsoever, no door chime, courtesy light...nothing!!! i grounded the battery to the stud atop the rear strut and sandwiched it between the two locking nuts on the strut itself. i havent grounded the engine with a additional 4ga wire yet but i will do that when i get home.
the battery checked out fine and had plenty of juice when i brought it in.
i have double, triple checked my wiring and everything is right.
if i dont have a good enough ground will that cause me to have no power whatsoever? im not the most brilliant when it comes to electrical work, but i think i can hold my own with doing something as simple as this should have been. any thoughts anyone?