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Ok, thanks that spells it out better. Just one thing though, if this wire is disconnected and you want to run a tent city or a welder ONLY, do you need to reconnect that wire we are talking about? I just looked at mine and the back of that lug has 3 wires. One goes to the neg. on the slave...

The way that I understand you is that you are talking about the actual genny wiring from the reconnection box to the LO in the output box. Is this the spot that you are suspecting a double connection with ground and neutral? I have read about having to disconnect something in there, that was...

I would also like to appologise to the OP and SS for at this point taking this thread in a total different direction. (pardon the spelling, I can't get spell check to work here) Also as a note, I regard heavily on what Speddmon has to say, in my book he is the guru when it comes the genny...

"I think we are all on the same page, just trying to get the terminology to sync up." --------------- RIGHT "Generally there should only be one location where the neutral and ground are bonded together." ------------ RIGHT "If your house is like mine and has the neutral/ground bond in...

Regarding the electrical hook up to the house I was trying to reiterate what I had learned from a conversation with Speddmon. I forget the deatils, but there is something like a direct hook up and an indirect hook up. What I am doing is a direct hook up. Meaning my genny is immediatly attatched...

Right, what Mistaken1 said. My only concern is that 8-4 at 150' might be a stretch depending on what in your house you are running. I think most recomend a min. of 6-4. But it does sound like you have the right idea, good luck getting her running.

Loosen all the injector lines at the injectors like 1 turn and crank the engine. Have someone watch the lines and see if you get fuel spirting from all 4 of them. Or, prior to this, remove the fuel feed line to the injection pump, turn the switch to on and make sure you have a steady stream of...