Neal,The current flows through the ammeter on it's way to the battery. With the voltmeter a small amount of current operates the needle in the gauge to indicate the "electrical pressure" available in the system. the ammeter leads can be connected together to complete the charging circuit and the voltmeter positive can be tapped into the connection for a voltage source.MikeOn Sat, Aug 12, 2017 at 2:43 AM, neal zimmerman <neal.zimmerman@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:Obviously its amps versus volts, but what I mean is installation. I was under the assumption that I could just stick my aftermarket volt meter into the wiring where the ammeter used to be,( Big Gauge red on one side, big gauge black on the other) but I am getting conflicting opinions. The instructions withe SW gauges ( poor instructions at best) says negative post of voltmeter is supposed to be grounded ( ???). I thought in the stock harness I could just attach the red to positive gauge post and black to negative post of gauge.--Thanks , Neal--
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