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    HMMWV Ground Shunt

    if you are seeing any sparks, then there is a bad connection, usually just a loose wire. Typically the only time you'll get sparks is when the electricity is trying to jump a gap. The shunt should just be a bunch of metal bars going from one point to another point. The burns in your picture...
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    HMMWV Ground Shunt

    Batteries during charging = 28-29V Batteries after shutdown = 26-28V Batteries after resting, 100% charge = 25.2V (minimum) or higher, usually above 26V for several days if properly charged. A fully charged 12V battery will read 12.6V At 12.2V it is considered to be fully discharged, trying...
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