Help!! Engine Miss

Vic Santos · 06-14-2012, 05:14 PM

Ben, I've been anxiously waiting for the solution to be posted (it hasn't yet). It made me go back to your original posting. You said you changed switches and added a ground terminal because your old switches didn't need a ground. Unless your all your circuits were changed to relays (and your switches switch to gound to turn on the relay) your switches should not need a ground. Most switches have a 12v supply and switch the 12v to the component that needs it and the component is grounded. I'm confused why a switch would need a ground.
Vic Santos

06-14-2012, 05:14 PM	#32
Vic Santos Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2008 Posts: 27 Likes: 0 Liked 14 Times in 2 Posts	Re: Help!! Engine Miss Ben, I've been anxiously waiting for the solution to be posted (it hasn't yet). It made me go back to your original posting. You said you changed switches and added a ground terminal because your old switches didn't need a ground. Unless your all your circuits were changed to relays (and your switches switch to gound to turn on the relay) your switches should not need a ground. Most switches have a 12v supply and switch the 12v to the component that needs it and the component is grounded. I'm confused why a switch would need a ground. Vic Santos

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