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Robert Bills 09-02-2003 12:35 PM

Re: CJ Ground strap location WAS: help!! motor quits
 
>I want to say that it is a flat braided wire strap from the firewall to
>the back of the head, but the other side of by brain says "No, that's a
>Ford thing."


Why don't you add one? Won't hurt anything, and it's better to have one too
many ground straps than one too few. At minimum, you should have a strap from
frame to engine and frame to tub.

Robert Bills
KG6LMV
Orange County CA

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Lee Ayrton 09-02-2003 02:34 PM

Re: CJ Ground strap location WAS: help!! motor quits
 
On or about 2 Sep 2003, Robert Bills of rdbillsjr@aol.comxxxxxxxx wrote:

> >I want to say that it is a flat braided wire strap from the firewall to
> >the back of the head, but the other side of by brain says "No, that's a
> >Ford thing."

>
> Why don't you add one? Won't hurt anything, and it's better to have one
> too many ground straps than one too few. At minimum, you should have a
> strap from frame to engine and frame to tub.


I will, but there's a bit of context that I didn't include in my original
post. Right now the tub is sitting in my driveway, the frame is next to
it and the engine is on a stand inside the garage.

I'm pretending to be all the king's horses and all the king's men, putting
Humpty-CJ back together again, and I was fishing Mike's brain to see where
that last strap should be attached.










Lee Ayrton 09-02-2003 02:34 PM

Re: CJ Ground strap location WAS: help!! motor quits
 
On or about 2 Sep 2003, Robert Bills of rdbillsjr@aol.comxxxxxxxx wrote:

> >I want to say that it is a flat braided wire strap from the firewall to
> >the back of the head, but the other side of by brain says "No, that's a
> >Ford thing."

>
> Why don't you add one? Won't hurt anything, and it's better to have one
> too many ground straps than one too few. At minimum, you should have a
> strap from frame to engine and frame to tub.


I will, but there's a bit of context that I didn't include in my original
post. Right now the tub is sitting in my driveway, the frame is next to
it and the engine is on a stand inside the garage.

I'm pretending to be all the king's horses and all the king's men, putting
Humpty-CJ back together again, and I was fishing Mike's brain to see where
that last strap should be attached.











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