Terminal Box Connection Question

[Steves46]

Good morning. Are washers needed between individual terminal lug connections in the Terminal Box?

 

[Jim/GA]

Good morning. Are washers needed between individual terminal lug connections in the Terminal Box?

No. Stack all the wire terminals on top of each other, put a washer on top of all of them, and then a nut that is tightened.

 

[Tom F OHIO]

Does anyone have a good picture or drawing showing which wires go where??
Thanks.....

 

[The Master Cylinder]

Does anyone have a good picture or drawing showing which wires go where??
Thanks.....

https://www.fordgarage.com/pages/awiringdiagram.htm

 

[Steves46]

No. Stack all the wire terminals on top of each other, put a washer on top of all of them, and then a nut that is tightened.

Thanks Jim.

 

[Tom F OHIO]

https://www.fordgarage.com/pages/awiringdiagram.htm

Thanks TMC

 

[Tom Endy]

Reproduction terminal blocks can short out. Attached article is how to prevent that.

https://www.santaanitaas.org/wp-con...Hidden-Electrical-Fault-Terminal-Block-TE.pdf

Tom Endy

 

[Bob Bidonde]

This excellent article by Alex Janke should help you:

https://sacramentocapitolas.org/wp-...01/2018-reno-electrical-system-alex-janke.pdf

 

[Tom F OHIO]

This excellent article by Alex Janke should help you:

https://sacramentocapitolas.org/wp-...01/2018-reno-electrical-system-alex-janke.pdf

Great site Bob, thanks alot...

 

[katy]

No. Stack all the wire terminals on top of each other, put a washer on top of all of them, and then a nut that is tightened.

Put a lock washer between the nut and the flat washer, or use a nylock nut.

 

[Jim/GA]

Put a lock washer between the nut and the flat washer, or use a nylock nut.

TRUE!

I use little "star washers".

I forgot that, since the question was about flat washers between the wire terminals.

Thanks for adding that.