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Ok so here's whats up I just bought a new Cobra cb radio. Model: 29 NW Classic CB Radio.
I am going to go ahead and install it myself, because it's two simple wires a positive and a negative. But anyways it tells me how to hook it up to a negative gound system. How can I tell if it's a negative ground system so I hook it up properly? My truck is a 1990 Ford Bronco XLT.
I just need help with how to tell what type of ground system you have, but also if you have any tips on installing a cb radio too that'd be great.
Thanks,
Sean
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Yeah I got everything hooked up fine. Thanks. I'm a new driver 15. Just wanted a cb for off roading purposes and to use to keep me from getting bored on long drives. It's pretty funny some of the things people talk about out their.
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