WranglerMan
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Any need to disconnect the battery for this step???I meant to attach this to, sorry
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Nope.
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Ok so hook the negative up first then make the positive connection … assuming no disconnect of the batteryI meant to attach this to, sorry
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I typically add/connect the fuse then connect the ground. Use the factory ground in the passenger side fender under the hood.
No need to disconnect the battery.
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Perfect!!
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