-but the clock would wind itself once and
then not ‘spark’ again for several minutes- (did we already eliminate a
after-market radio?)
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Reading with interest the issue of a small spark when the
second battery terminal is connected. Several causes have been
mentioned, all can cause the spark. One that has not been mentioned is
inter-wire capacitance (wire to wire, wire to chassis, etc.). Which one
it is can be tested. Simply remove the battery wire and touch the battery
a second time. If spark, light, clock, etc. If no spark, the
problem is ignorable because it is inter-wire capacitance and the capacitor has
been charged. Big spark is a whole different issue. Hope this
helps.
Dick Skinner
1959 Plymouth
Sport Suburban
www.59sportfury.net
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