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Motor earth

MrJack96
Is it acceptable practice to run the earth outside the motor terminal box of a banjo connected to an earth point of the motor?
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    A banjo is a very specific sort of earth tag, there are many others, not least the ones with all the do not remove words embossed, while 'banjo' offers a clarity and succinctness the generic word cannot.

    For the same reason we have grit, pebbles, shingle, rocks and boulders, and we lose a lot of nuance if the only word we are allowed to use is 'stone' I will keep using 'banjo' if you know what is meant - just expand the glossary to match the current practice.
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    A banjo is a very specific sort of earth tag, there are many others, not least the ones with all the do not remove words embossed, while 'banjo' offers a clarity and succinctness the generic word cannot.

    For the same reason we have grit, pebbles, shingle, rocks and boulders, and we lose a lot of nuance if the only word we are allowed to use is 'stone' I will keep using 'banjo' if you know what is meant - just expand the glossary to match the current practice.
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