Custom Grounding Kit (w/pics!) - Toyota Yaris Forums

SirDigby · 12-06-2015, 10:24 PM

I see the benefits as: easy/quick starts, consistent headlight brightness, bulb longevity, smoother idle, life longevity of starter and alternator, smoother engagement of A/C condenser clutch.

As an institutionally educated AND practicing automotive technician (the proper way to state ones education) I (and every other technician) can attest that most engineers have no idea what's going on and that the placement of most connectors and junctions are put in the most asinine places with no regards to servicing or replacement. Automotive corporations only regard the maximum profit they can make, which means cutting every possible corner they can.
plus, everything electrical in the car needs grounded. the "critical" part is that there is not enough. you can't have "too much ground," any electrical engineer will know this...

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12-06-2015, 10:24 PM	#3
SirDigby View User's Garage Drives: 2007 yaris 3 door Join Date: Sep 2015 Location: Denver, Colorado Posts: 1,000	I see the benefits as: easy/quick starts, consistent headlight brightness, bulb longevity, smoother idle, life longevity of starter and alternator, smoother engagement of A/C condenser clutch. As an institutionally educated AND practicing automotive technician (the proper way to state ones education) I (and every other technician) can attest that most engineers have no idea what's going on and that the placement of most connectors and junctions are put in the most asinine places with no regards to servicing or replacement. Automotive corporations only regard the maximum profit they can make, which means cutting every possible corner they can. plus, everything electrical in the car needs grounded. the "critical" part is that there is not enough. you can't have "too much ground," any electrical engineer will know this...