Yes, if it grounds a component of either system.
99.999% or vehicles ever made are negative ground. If your wrench slips while taking off the negative cable and hits the chassis it will not cause a spark. If you are removing the positive first and you slip, it will cuase a major spark.99.999% or vehicles ever made are negative ground. If your wrench slips while taking off the negative cable and hits the chassis it will not cause a spark. If you are removing the positive first and you slip, it will cuase a major spark.
Yes a ground wire can cause a spark and cause fire
You connect the negative cable last and connect it to ground rather than to the negative post of the battery because there may be a small spark when you make the connection. Batteries can emit a slight amount of highly explosive hydrogen gas. That spark on the negative post can cause these fumes to ignite and explode. That is why you always connect the negative cable last and always connect it to ground and not to the battery itself as a safety measure.
it could from the socket either bad or not grounded right. the cable could be acting as ground pathway to your tv blowing out the main board. A2 The cable acts as an antenna and can build up a static charge, when not connected. The act of connecting it, earths it and may cause a spark. This usually harmless. (do not mess with it during an electrical storm).
Something on the vehicle is on pulling power.
Red is Positive (+) Black is Ground (-) If something is powered up when you connect the negative cable you will see a spark. Make sure the ignition is off and nothing is running off an auxiliary plug. The negative or ground cable will be connected to the engine block or chassis of the vehicle. The positive cable will be connected to the starter.
Something is on drawing power from the battery. Always connect the positive cable first and the negative cable last.
If a car shakes and loses power when idling it can be the spark plug. If a spark plug is fouling, it can cause power losses.
A loose battery cable can cause no spark at the plugs, it can also cause your car not to start.Some newer cars need a min. 10 volts to run. Dirty cables can cause the same problem too.answerdefinetly yes a loose cable stops proper voltage getting to where it needs to be tighten cable and see if that fixes problem loose cable will also prevent proper recharging of battery
Fuel injectors are usually powered directly by a fuse and then grounded by the engine computer. So no power means just that No pulse means bad ground to or from computer, The engine computer usually has a separate ground for this. The last time I had to fix this some doh head had wired his amp to the same ground.
No , all it does it ground out to cause spark just like a spark plug
You should see no spark if you connect only one cable. You will see a slight spark when you connect the other cable but it should be so minor as to hardly be noticeable. The radio & clock draw power all the time but is in mili-volts. If you see a large spark then something is on drawing power. Connect positive first and negative last.