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Looks like a good starting point!
I'm gonna give you a couple of suggestions right off the bat that might help you avoid some trouble down the road. I see a couple of red wires coming off the positive terminal at the battery. First off, feed those through that rubber cover so you can put the cover over the terminal.
Second off, and MUCH more important, the wire that is running between the metal hold down, and the battery, MOVE IT! That is a positive wire, and the metal hold down is grounded. When (and it WILL happen) the insulation on that wire gets cut / chaffed through, and the wire comes into contact with the metal hold down, it's not going to be pretty, and could screw up the computer, alternator, battery, and anything else electrical that is running at the time. Re-route that away from the metal hold down so it will stay safe.
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Originally posted by TomQuick View PostLooks like a good starting point!
I'm gonna give you a couple of suggestions right off the bat that might help you avoid some trouble down the road. I see a couple of red wires coming off the positive terminal at the battery. First off, feed those through that rubber cover so you can put the cover over the terminal.
Second off, and MUCH more important, the wire that is running between the metal hold down, and the battery, MOVE IT! That is a positive wire, and the metal hold down is grounded. When (and it WILL happen) the insulation on that wire gets cut / chaffed through, and the wire comes into contact with the metal hold down, it's not going to be pretty, and could screw up the computer, alternator, battery, and anything else electrical that is running at the time. Re-route that away from the metal hold down so it will stay safe.
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Thanks much for the kudos bro!
I came here because, after working on old school small block chevy's pretty much my entire life, I bought a CD5, and was CLUELESS
This version of the boards doesn't have all the members from our home board, and that has made a difference, but the guys on the CD5 boards helped me out a LOT. I've learned a ton from the guys here, and I know a lot of other stuff that isn't so Honda specific. Being able to help out others here is my way of repaying for all the help I have been given. My car still looks like a turd, but the mechanical stuff is coming together very nicely now, and it wouldn't have come any where near this far in the year and a half I've owned it without all the help I've gotten from the boards. There are lots of great guys here on the boards!
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Well being older is a good thing on this board. I read many post on the
cb7 sider where someone has a question. And another member says
"well, why don't you do this? " To me it makes me mad because its like,
why don't you just answer this guys question? Or don't post at all....
:Back In Business...
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Originally posted by RyderzUnlimited View PostWell being older is a good thing on this board. I read many post on the
cb7 sider where someone has a question. And another member says
"well, why don't you do this? " To me it makes me mad because its like,
why don't you just answer this guys question? Or don't post at all....
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