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> Ground Connection Lost, What Should I Do to Fix This
EdwardBlume
post May 22 2010, 12:04 AM
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The ground was rusted good and now all I have left is a painted nub...

What should I do to re-establish a proper ground? Who cares what it looks like since its under the relay board...



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scrz914
post Jun 14 2010, 05:25 PM
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Rob, are those charcoal cannister tubes supposed to be that short or did you cut them down? Mine go all the way acrossed the engine bay, but then it was originally a 1.7.
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Rob, are those charcoal cannister tubes supposed to be that short or did you cut them down? Mine go all the way acrossed the engine bay, but then it was originally a 1.7.


The '74 has stub lines as pictured with braided fuel line type connections the rest of the way... no idea if its stock but definitely that way since '86 or so...
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