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Old 21 January 2013, 13:59   #1
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Honda bf225 help ( negative batt on engine)

Hi,

I've recently installed my bf225 on the Atlantic 21.
I can't for the life of me locate where the negative batt connects on the engine. I'm no marine engineer and don't confess to being one, just thought if one of you fine gentleman could show me a picture of where it should go that would be much appreciated and speed up the restoration.
Is it as simple as to the side of the block etc
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Is it as simple as to the side of the block etc
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Almost certainly, or to a starter motor bolt if they're meaty enough
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Old 21 January 2013, 14:36   #3
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Almost certainly, or to a starter motor bolt if they're meaty enough
Thanks :-) thought it might be the case
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Didn't want to put it in the wrong place so thought anyone with a picture I where there's is would put my mind at ease :-)
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Can I stick it next to the positive on the start solenoid?

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I think my Yam F115 goes to a lug on the block. The block itself (and all metal-to-metal attached peripherals, like starter) is all negative ground, but it's isolated from the rest of the motor (or near enough so as not to be trustworthy to form a ground return.)

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Thanks for the help everyone.

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On my 225 there is a bolt for the neagtive in the block (See pic)
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