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Grounding Question

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  • Start date Start date Mar 18, 2006

66mustangg

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hi, im doing all my wiring over right now...i got the painless full harness....but where did you guys ground the body to the chassis???.... i dont know where to put it
 
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66StangFastback

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....these cars are unibody...the body IS the chassis...unless I missed something? Maybe it's just an extra wire with the kit?
 
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The stock ground wire runs from the back of the passenger side cylinder head to the firewall. This may not be included in the kit.
 
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