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Today, 03:37 PM
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Registered User
Join Date: Oct 2016
Location: Porterville, CA
Posts: 220
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Battery Isolator
I have a 69 Chevy C10. I added a accuair air ride system. I'm going with a dual battery setup. The batteries are behind the cab mounted on the frame. I'm trying where is a good place to mount the battery isolator. To keep it from.getting wet. If I mount it on the frame as well. Trying to keep the battery cables from.the isolator to the batteries short. Anyone have any ideas.
Thanks, Ramiro |
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Today, 08:08 PM
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Senior Member
 Join Date: Feb 2022
Location: Ca
Posts: 473
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Re: Battery Isolator
Manual or electronic switch? Isolating what? Charging system, or suspension motors.
If you want to isolate the aux batteries from truck, you may want to wire like a oem aux rv battery. I am not familiar with these systems. When do you need to isolate? With a bit of planning you should be able to use a high amp relay or solenoid to do what you need electrically. My RV battery mimics OE option and only connects to the truck system in run position. Battery is isolated in all other states. Protects truck battery from draining while camping. Also isolates during start protecting from back feed and popping the fuse link |
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