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Groundstrap Connection
On the photo I took before dissasembly 5 months ago (1975 911s) I can clearly see the connections for the blue, black, brown, and red wires so I know I've got these right. I cant see the connection for the groundstrap in my photo. After all the wires ane connected per my photo I have one terminal left with one of those insulated washers. Is this the terminal for the groundstrap or does it go somewhere else? When I connect it to the terminal and then connect the red I get a big spark. I was hoping I had the groundstrap in the wrong place and would have a easy solution to my problem. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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which groundstrap ?
one goes from trans head to body |
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On mine the groundstrap from the alt. to the engine went on one of the studs that bolt the air diffuser to the alternator hope this helps.
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I put it to the stud on the air diffuser and it worked. No more spark. Thanks.
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Your welcome
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