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28-04-15, 19:07
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+ or - ground that is the question
Hi Eric
Not a dumb question at all, because both Negative and Positive Grounds were in use at vehicles at that time. Now to CMPs all three of mine are negative ground, 1941 C60L, 1942 C60S, and 1945 HUP. (If one had been different I probably would have changed it just to match the others, devil of a thing when your trying to jump vehicles in the dark.) The MB-C2 and MB-C1 clearly shows negative ground put the only place I see this is on the actual wiring diagrams. Cheers Phil
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