Posted by couv on December 09, 2009 at 05:24:29 from (209.33.29.72):
Since I bought new 0 cables in my rebuild, the + cable - to - ground doesn't bend enough, and is too large diameter to pass near the center of the battery box cover, up & over the head of the TC unit, to get to where it grounds to the left fuel tank mount-top of TC unit. In short, the cover looks as if it will cut into the cable if I clamp down otn the bat box cover.
Over the years, someone cut a notch on the left bat box left side plate, at the area of the + battery post. I might could pass the cable thru this hole, to the top of TC.
What was the original, or proper routing of the + cable ?
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