wiring

[HAULIN IT]

Ok, In that picture it is just sitting there, sticking up like that? After seeing the wiring job someone did, thought no question was foolish on this one. Good Luck & Have Fun, Lorne

[hotrod24]

thank you

[hotrod24]

hey i just wanted to see if i am do this right ok the first pic is a 12 gauge wire with a 14 gauge fuse link this one goes from the stater to the block on the firewall and the second one is them wires i was talking about earlier i did not know what gauge it was so i put 2 gauges smaller like you said before.

[hotrod24]

so vile what do you think am i doing right

[VileZambonie]

I think so.... however it looks like your fusible link is too long. they should be about 6" long

[hotrod24]

that is what i thought i need some more connectors so as soon i get them i will Finish

[hotrod24]

hey just curious do i need to put a fues link on the wire that goes to the s on the starter from the ingnition switch

[VileZambonie]

No that wire is circuit protected through the ignition switch circuit protection.

[hotrod24]

ok good i put some of the wires on the starter does this look good

[VileZambonie]

NO, route them away from your header! Turn them towards the engine block especially your B+ cable. Make sure they are secured. You should wrap them away from the exhaust as much as possible. You have it connected right though!

[Captkaos]

Yeah for sure.  Flip the B+ over to the block side and put some zip ties and wrap it up.

[hotrod24]

ok thank you

[DnStClr]

hotrod, if I may add a small note- there should be 2 brass nuts on the stud coming out of your starter. The lower nut is used as a backup for the 2nd nut, with the wire terminals sandwiched between them. Using 2 nuts helps make sure that you don't overtighten and pull the brass stud loose. Ok?

[hotrod24]

yea there are to nuts there the first one come lose so i tightend it

[hotrod24]

ok vile i am done with the wiring it cracks good and runs better thank you