I was able to get "arc welding wire" (orange), it says on it " Carol Super VU-TRON Welding Cable Extra flexible, 600volts, -50+

90C temps, oil resistant, P-123-141" I got 24 feet of this for 11.50! WHAT A BUY

Then I went to NAPA where they had the least expensive Ring connectors in town for 50 cents each Part number NR614 (14

each 1/4 inch), and 1each 3/8 inch terminal connector.

I also bought shrink wrap from the electrical shop for 1.36 cents for 4 feet.

TOTAL COST OF EVERYTHING: $21.36 much cheaper by

about 8.00 dollars over HOME DEPOT!

14 Each

1/4 inch round connectors

1 Each 3/8 inch

24 feet of 6 gauge multi-strand ground wire. This is welding wire purchased at the local electrical shop for $11.50 total.

3M Shrink wrap, 4 feet.

$1.50

3/16 long allen key

YES…. THE ENGINE COMPARTMENT IS DIRTY!

I removed the battery using a 10MM wrench for routing the cables.

Battery removed with battery pad heater for Alaska.

Remove the top bolt and place this grounding wire on top of this grounding wire.

This is ground #1

This is ground #2

Place a ground wire from point #1 to point #2.

This is ground #3Place a ground wire from point #1 to point #3. Also another wire from #3 to #8 negative terminal

To ground #1

This is ground #4Place wire from #4 to #5

To ground #5

This is ground #5

Place wire from #5 to #6

This is ground #6

Place wire from #6 to #8 (negative terminal)

This is ground #7

Place this wire with one 1/4 inch connector and the other 3/8 inch connector to points #7 to #8.

3/8 to #7 engine ground

1/4 to #8 negative terminal

3/8 to #7 engine ground

#2

#1

#4#3

#6

#5

#7

12mm 10mm

10mm

3/16mmCross tip Blade used to

cut the rubber away from wire.

Carol Super V-Tron Welding Cable- Extra Flexible, 600 volt(-50+90C) Oil Resistant, P-123-141, 6 AWG, Arc Welding Cable.

4 feet of Shrink Wrap