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Grounding engine?

1983 911SC

I measured 12-13 ohms between the engine and the body chasis while the engine was running. Is there a need to ground between engine and chasis? I have replace the transimission grounding recently. The reason I want to ground is sometimes I think I hear what sounds like electric arc cracking.

Doug

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I don't know about your arcing.. But I take the engine/tranny ground maybe perhaps to seriously. I added an additional ground strap from the starter bolt to the engine mount bolts.

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I had a similar problem. Only my car wouldnt run. Check your coil wire, then check your distributo wire..the one running form the side of the distributor to the CDI. Also, take a good look at it running in the pitch black. My coil was archin out too becasue of the bad coil wire.
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I had a similar problem. Only my car wouldn't run. Check your coil wire, then check your distributor wire..the one running form the side of the distributor to the CDI. Also, take a good look at it running in the pitch black. My coil was arching out too becasue of the bad coil wire.
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I added one also: Chassis to the starter bolt!

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