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Old 03-21-2017, 07:16 PM   #4
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Default Re: Quwstion on the safety switch?

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Originally Posted by gypsycandle View Post
If the safety switch is installed so that the case of the switch touches the frame, does that create a ground and nullify the purpose of the switch?? I know it is a switch in the positive side (which is ground in the Mod A) but if it touches a ground , what happens electrically? Thanks in advance.
Mine is fastened to the metal front of the seat riser of my '30 roadster.
There would be no need to have a cable in connection and a cable out connection in the battery ground cable (to frame/engine/or) if the switch , itself, was/is the ground, eh .

AND, the cables colors (red)for positive 'ground' in a stock 6v model a system is different than ground (black) in 12v system.

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