@@abcd1239me yeah after looking at the little speakers once the door skin was off I asked AI what size speakers go in the car. Should have asked AI before I ordered them off Amazon. I didn’t see any Fords in the customer reviews. I bet they replaced them by now. How much cars cost now a speaker cost nothing.

@@dennisku3709 tried that and the furnace still won’t start because the floating ground.

@@kathryncoles4206 I would live next to it too! Lol

Always special with you...

No I did not trip the breaker. I’m quite pleased with the little generator for power losses. Once I figured out the floating ground I now have it running my gas furnace instead of the heater.

@@madmacforu Awesome. Even better.

@@madmacforu Running a furnace fan takes much less electricity when gas powers the heating elements.

@@lukebaehr3851 nope from what I understand the gas furnace motor can use up to 800 watts starting up. Never popped a breaker.

Yes I was. I assume since the design of the blower motor to operate in three different functions the internal ducts are going to leak air and not exhaust very accurately. which is probly okay considering if you made too much negative air inside your home you could possibly pull fumes from hot water tank and furnace into your home. that is only speculation on my part though.

Very welcome.

Thank you for your comment. I'm not connected to the panel at all when I'm not using the generator. Everything is plugged into the extension cord plugged into the generator. When the furnace is plugged into the wall outlet it is in a designated circuit to the panel where it is grounded. When I run the generator (floating ground) I use the bonded ground extension cord to get the furnace to work.

you dont seem to understand how any of this actually works do you

​@@FosterFarmsOkQuestion for you Sir. My genny is floating neutral as well. I built a small squareD breaker box with four 15A breakers, and a 2 pole 20A breaker for two 240V receptacles. I've got the thing built, it looks nice, ground and neutral wires are on separate bus bars... Gonna run it off the 30A four-prong female on the generator. Should i tie/jump the ground and neutral bars together in the box??? Uncertain here.. thanks.

Exactly. 👍

I originally tried that, but the gas furnace showed me an error code, the only way I could get it to work on my generator was to make that fancy cord because the generator I was using had a floating ground. without tying the neutral and ground wire the furnace would not run. I even tried a grounding rod and that didn't solve the issue either. Honda EU2000i generator must not have the floating ground like the Champion I'm using. Thank you for the comment.

My furnace plugs into a dedicated circuit outlet on normal power. When the power goes out, I unplug the furnace from the wall and use the bonded extension cord only. This was the fasted and cheapest way I could solve the issue without changing the generator. In this case I'm only bonding the generator, Not any other outlets.

I basically cut an extension cord in half. Twisted the green and white wires together. I only use that extension cord for the generator only.