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dubber
 PostPosted: June 2nd, 2015, 8:24 am   
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Does anyone know the standard wire gauge size for battery leads from the motor to the battery for a 2.6L Yamaha? I am installing a battery kill switch and need to route a feed from the battery to the switch.

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Northbase
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I use 4ga for most of my primary wire from the battery to the motor.
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dubber
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Sweet! Thank you.

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#4 AWG and try using an RW90, it's tough and flexible, oil and gasoline resistant and good for up to 90°c.

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