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On my Lincoln LS the Starter batt was located in the trunk. So I just Sanded down the factory ground location real good, which as located in the spare tire well, and have my alt and batts grounded there. So question is is that a good ground of my car, since its a unibody, and doesnt have frame rails like most trucks and such. I know its always said on here that the best place to ground it the frame. Kinda wanna double check everything to make sure im good.

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Just dont hook up the pos and neg terminals...... thats a bad thing :pardon:

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With a unibody grounding to the body is kinda all you can do...

Make sure you do the big three and don't forget to ground the engine block just as well if not better than grounding the body.

If the block is not grounded you get no spark and have no car.

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Just dont hook up the pos and neg terminals...... thats a bad thing :pardon:

And whats the point of this post?

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With a unibody grounding to the body is kinda all you can do...

Make sure you do the big three and don't forget to ground the engine block just as well if not better than grounding the body.

If the block is not grounded you get no spark and have no car.

Thanks man. But Rob from DC Power did my Alt install, So im sure he did all that, and big three is one with 3/0 B) lol. But thanks for the input.

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if you have the extra wire ground to the alternator,Kingsuv< told me its the best ground which makes perfect sence when you think about it

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