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So I'm installing a permanent battery tender (this one).
I've got it mounted in the engine bay. The instructions call for the positive O-ring/lead to connect directly to the positive terminal of the battery, and the negative to connect to a body ground point or the engine block.
However, I can't find a suitable point anywhere within reach of the negative cable. Would it be terrible if I just connected it to the negative battery terminal bolt? It's all the same "Node" in the circuit, isn't it?
car is a 2008 acura RL, and the tender is mounted to the right of the battery as you face the car.
Thanks!
I've got it mounted in the engine bay. The instructions call for the positive O-ring/lead to connect directly to the positive terminal of the battery, and the negative to connect to a body ground point or the engine block.
However, I can't find a suitable point anywhere within reach of the negative cable. Would it be terrible if I just connected it to the negative battery terminal bolt? It's all the same "Node" in the circuit, isn't it?
car is a 2008 acura RL, and the tender is mounted to the right of the battery as you face the car.
Thanks!
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