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Gaz
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Post subject: Where are the chassis earth points on a cav engine bay? Posted: Wed Jan 20, 2010 10:36 pm |
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Where are the chassis earth points on a cav engine bay? Im thinking maybe ive missed something somewhere.
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Post subject: Re: Where are the chassis earth points on a cav engine bay? Posted: Thu Jan 21, 2010 12:14 am |
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to the right of the battery? could try earthing different points on engine using a jump lead onto neg on battery
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Post subject: Re: Where are the chassis earth points on a cav engine bay? Posted: Sat Jan 30, 2010 11:16 pm |
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From memory, theres only 1 earthing point on the Cavs in the engine bay (hence crap charging / poor headlights.
I've started moving my earths to different points now.
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Post subject: Re: Where are the chassis earth points on a cav engine bay? Posted: Wed Feb 03, 2010 3:00 am |
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Definately one big one next to the battery. (for the high consumption stuff)
Although I do believe there is a smaller ground connection behind the engine (base of cylinder head, near to cam sprocket end) And also there should be a bunch of smallish ground wires near the wiper motor connection in the scuttle panel.
On my old Mk 2 there was also an earth link from the alternator to it's metal mounting strap at the cylinder head end.
There is a big earth to the bell housing of the gearbox, from the battery negative terminal. (upper flange area just below the distributor) on straight four engines.
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