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> Grounding Stud, plastic washer??
rmital
post Sep 23 2008, 12:09 PM
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decided to finially dig in and clean up some ground connections last night. Started with the stud that connects to the (-) from the battery. There seems to be a "plastic" washer behind the nut/washer/wire. It also seems to be fixed. Is this original?

I would have figured the wire would have grounded directly to the body not just to the stud connected to the body.

any thoughts...pictures...etc....

I'll take a pic of mine tonight
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post Sep 23 2008, 05:41 PM
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I added two grounds- battery stud to starter bolt (AWG 2, first pic), and alternator mount bolt to the ground stud that is under the relay board (AWG 8, second pic).

Whatever you do, I recommend sandwiching each lug between two internal tooth star washers on the stud or bolt. They cut through corrosion, bite into the steel, and form a realtively gas-tight seal. And they're very very cheap!

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