One ground wire on Twin
07-16-2004 | 11:55 PM
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One ground wire on Twin
I have a BME 102 and decided to remove the cowl to add saddle tape to specific areas to reduce some of the vibration and found that I was running on only one ground wire. WIll this cause a problem. I connected the second wire. Will this give me a stronger spark or a more power? Do you really need both ground wires?
09-08-2004 | 05:22 PM
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RE: One ground wire on Twin
Ralph, I have a second question.
WHat is better than a hose clamp for securing the ground wire to a spark plug!
WHat is better than a hose clamp for securing the ground wire to a spark plug!
09-08-2004 | 06:13 PM
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RE: One ground wire on Twin
Nothing I can think of, or you can connect the ground wire to a drilled and tapped hole in the top fin of the cylinder..As long as it doesn't disconnect somehow....If you use a lug on the end of the wire it's better to crimp it, a soldered lug sometimes breaks at the joint...
09-08-2004 | 07:53 PM
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RE: One ground wire on Twin
Thanks, after several people recommending this, I guess I will try it!
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Nothing I can think of, or you can connect the ground wire to a drilled and tapped hole in the top fin of the cylinder..As long as it doesn't disconnect somehow....If you use a lug on the end of the wire it's better to crimp it, a soldered lug sometimes breaks at the joint...
Nothing I can think of, or you can connect the ground wire to a drilled and tapped hole in the top fin of the cylinder..As long as it doesn't disconnect somehow....If you use a lug on the end of the wire it's better to crimp it, a soldered lug sometimes breaks at the joint...
