Broken engine wire
Normally, there are 2 heavy duty ground wires from any engine to the frame.
These serve the purpose of completing the circuit from the battery positive terminal, through all the components ( including the amp-happy starter ) back to the negative battery terminal.
Without these, the engine would be isolated and worthless.
These serve the purpose of completing the circuit from the battery positive terminal, through all the components ( including the amp-happy starter ) back to the negative battery terminal.
Without these, the engine would be isolated and worthless.
Rereading your post, are you trying to get rid of it? It is there for a reason, I would leave it alone. 
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This wire is truncate. It's only 10cm. I can not find second part this wire.
Anybody can check in your car where go this wire?
I want fix it, not leave it
Anybody can check in your car where go this wire?
I want fix it, not leave it
Last edited by kamilspider; Dec 19, 2016 at 05:13 PM.
On the SRT that cable goes to a stud on the rear of the AC compressor..
Fix what? It doesn't look broken in the picture you posted. Is it cut, is it 'open'? Is it just insulation off the wire? Fix it is fine, this involves covering it if insulation is missing, splice if broken OR a complete opening of the harness and pulling it out to its other end. How deep do you want to delve into it is entirely up to you. Good luck with whatever is wrong with it. So far, I am not sure exactly what is wrong with that ground since the picture isn't clear enough and so far your explanation is vague. 
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Fix what? It doesn't look broken in the picture you posted. Is it cut, is it 'open'? Is it just insulation off the wire? Fix it is fine, this involves covering it if insulation is missing, splice if broken OR a complete opening of the harness and pulling it out to its other end. How deep do you want to delve into it is entirely up to you. Good luck with whatever is wrong with it. So far, I am not sure exactly what is wrong with that ground since the picture isn't clear enough and so far your explanation is vague. 
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