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I also made my brackets. The batteries are Marine batteries with 950 cranking amps if my memory is correct.

I used a hose to wrap around my wires and taped them good, I also used the knockouts that were in the box and I could not find grommets big enough to fit the knockouts! That tool box is so much easier to get to the batteries than under the seat in my opinion!

I drove the truck about 75 miles with no issues to the hot hand glove protectors. I too have had fingers in the gloves srivvel up due to the heat from 1/4 inch jet rods and goughing rods.

Went to the welding supply yesterdayand seen a glove protector that I thought would protect my wires from the heat of the exhaust pipe and this is what I did. I wraped one shield around the positive wire and secured it with tie raps on each end and a radiator hose clamp in the middle, I cut a...

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On the starts and no starts, on my GMC Duramax that means I have a bad battery!

Going to cover it with a piece of sheet metal or a dummy slave recipitical and put a dunce cap decal above it. What you think?

Thanks, I seen the kits but too much for my pay scale!

Bob i have a piece of conveyer rubber that I could use to cover the hole in the, just thought a one piece would be better. Thanks

Mr Tim, It starts great even in the cooler weather we have down here, they have 95 cranking amps each. I was going to do this as temporary but I think I am going to leave it that way and put 2 seats in the cab and a small console in the middle. Thanks

I move my batteries ans slave reciptical this morning so I can patch the rotted out hole in the floor. I was just going to move the batteries but I liked it so much I moved the slave also and after talking to Csm Davis I think I am going to take his advise and add another battery and a 12 volt...