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Technician A says a ground return can be hard-wired to the battery negative. Technician B says a component cannot be chassis-grounded through the metal frame of the vehicle. Who is correct?
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Technician A says a ground return can be hard-wired to the battery negative. Technician B says a component cannot be chassis-grounded through the metal frame of the vehicle. Who is correct?

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technician A

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