jetski247
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Yes, all grounds are clean and have dielectric grease or niogel which I'm not sure what the difference is but anyway.
The baumannator says to use 40/60 37/57 for grounds and ko power. Although I ran it this way for years I agree with above that they are sensitive.
The baumannator does come with 2 other grounds that says to ground within 2 feet of the unit for isolation of noisy circuits, which it is.
Here is a snapshot of some of the wiring involved.
I removed the engine harness from the 10mm bolt main connector and ohmed and checked the entire harness and found zero issues.
Short story long.
Engine will idle with throttle screw completely backed out (unlike before) with the removal of one of the many grounds going from the baumannator. Although choppy, idles non the less just like my stock cam, which just barely made contact with the throttle to take up slack and no air adjuster needed.
Which means MAF can run this cam and idle with the butterflies closed or I got a vacuum leak.
Second, I got a wire wrong causing all kinds of wierd voltage issues.
Third, can't wait till my snap on anylizer thing comes in to monitor voltage like a siliscope does
The baumannator says to use 40/60 37/57 for grounds and ko power. Although I ran it this way for years I agree with above that they are sensitive.
The baumannator does come with 2 other grounds that says to ground within 2 feet of the unit for isolation of noisy circuits, which it is.
Here is a snapshot of some of the wiring involved.
I removed the engine harness from the 10mm bolt main connector and ohmed and checked the entire harness and found zero issues.
Short story long.
Engine will idle with throttle screw completely backed out (unlike before) with the removal of one of the many grounds going from the baumannator. Although choppy, idles non the less just like my stock cam, which just barely made contact with the throttle to take up slack and no air adjuster needed.
Which means MAF can run this cam and idle with the butterflies closed or I got a vacuum leak.
Second, I got a wire wrong causing all kinds of wierd voltage issues.
Third, can't wait till my snap on anylizer thing comes in to monitor voltage like a siliscope does