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AgentTyler

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  1. Isolators prevent your under-the-hood battery from becoming damaged because of a larger dead or low battery in the back sucking all of the juice off of it when you turn the car off. The battery in the back will still start the car but if the one under the hood is completely KO'd it will never charge again. This is a rare issue and you would have to do something stupid in the first place to cause such a thing, you would have to somehow discharge the rear battery independent of the front which would still be connected.

    @fosgatefan821 Of course isolators create resistance, it's good to keep in mind that most everything you attach between the two points a wire runs between creates SOME resistance.

    But will the way I'm thinking with connecting the rear battery straight to the alt instead of front battery work?

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