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    1. 04-17-2012 #1
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      Holley hp power source

      On my power harness I know it says connect straight to battery. I am using a battery terminal like picture I posted can I connect hot in one allen port and ground on ground side or do I need a different type terminal? I am using a yellow top optima battery. I just want to be sure I get the best hot and ground source. I would think what I have would be fine but I may be wrong. I want to do this right one time lolName: battery terminal.jpg Views: 327 Size: 6.1 KBThanks

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    3. 04-17-2012 #2
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      I would not connect it directly to the battery, I would look for an empty tab on the fuse block or steering column.
      There usually needs to be one direct 12 volt connection and one switched connection.
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      Quote Originally Posted by Ollie8974 View Post
      I would not connect it directly to the battery, I would look for an empty tab on the fuse block or steering column.
      There usually needs to be one direct 12 volt connection and one switched connection.
      Why wouldn't you connect directly to the battery? Doesn't the HP harness have its own fuse?

      If I were to do the install, the above terminal should be fine.
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    5. 04-20-2012 #4
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      It does have the fuse inline. It is suppose to go to battery I was just making sure this terminal would be okay to use.
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