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Much Thanks. I can read the schematic now. Owe you one!!
Ernram: Does each switch, light, etc. need to have its own ground (per schematic you sent me) or can you ground to tub? Thanks. Jim
Much Thanks for advice. Will do. JimI would use a common ground bus wire that has several branches for the various circuits all tied to the tub in a few locations. I would ground the higher current loads separately (headlights, blower, etc) to the tub or frame. Ground tub and starter to the frame and frame to the battery neg.
Much Thanks. JimI think most of the loads are grounded by their mounting so it will mostly be lights you will need to ground. Some items exposed to the environment (like tail lights) may benefit from an additional ground wire.