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Old 12-01-12, 02:56
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Default Another round of stupid questions.

Guys I am in the process of making battery cables for my 44 C15A, I have been watching the post below on cables but I have a few questions too regarding the routeing of the positive cable and the grounding point of the negitive cable...Does both cables run in and over the frame rail and follow it down to the starter or does it take another route.
I am trying to find the location of the original grounding point of the negitive ...did it mount on the engine or the frame rail too?.
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Old 13-01-12, 16:00
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Knowbody knows which way the cables run...? anyone?
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Old 13-01-12, 16:33
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Default 1945 HUP cable route

Hi Jason

On my 1945 HUP the battery is located drivers side directly under the driver seat and sits on the running board supports. The negative-ground cable is a short cable to the side of the frame. The positive cable runs over the top of the frame rail and under cab frame. Nearly a direct run to the terminal on the starter. The tap for rest of the electrical system is also attached to the lug on the starter. Hope that helps will try and find photo.

On my C60S I have installed a battery selector switch on/off combination to the under side of the floor cab floor. This lets me select either the 6 volt regular vehicle body or a 12 auxiliary battery used for CB and HF Radios. Great if the 6 volt doesn't do the job starting the 261 engine. In doing this the vehicle electrical system is connected to the 6 volt lug of the switch.
This switch also allows me to switch both batteries off.


Have not forgotten your request for wiring harness information, in process of rebuilding my computer too many photos at too high a resolution. I've got 56,000+ photos many 1-4MB per file. So file size plus cataloging is getting to be a major problem. But I have put a reminder on my calendar to remind me every Wednesday that I still owe you information.

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Old 13-01-12, 17:40
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Thanks Phil, It will help some, You dont have to worry so much about the wiring harness, I purchesed on from Brian Asbury and it arrived yesterday so just a matter of finding the route of that too and adding some wire for the tail lights, I have the front light harness, but new wire will have to be installed.
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