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Gazza

posted on 6/2/04 at 08:38 PM Reply With Quote
Help - Earth to Gazza!

I'm about to start fitting the wiring loom and was looking for advice on the best way to provide an earth connection....

Is drilling a hole in the chassis (Luego Velocity), fitting a rivnut and bolting the appropriately terminated wire to the rivnut / chassis - a good idea?






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flyingkiwi

posted on 6/2/04 at 08:51 PM Reply With Quote
why not just self tapping screws? Seems to work on the escort ok.





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JoelP

posted on 6/2/04 at 09:20 PM Reply With Quote
on mine, ive drilled thru and welded a bolt into the back, so that the thread protrudes. Might not be too clever if the chassis is painted or powdercoated though! works well though.





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stephen_gusterson

posted on 6/2/04 at 10:50 PM Reply With Quote
i think a welded bolt is better than a rivnut

rivnuts can sometimes come loose or rotate in their hole which wont make good contact

atb

steve

[Edited on 6/2/04 by stephen_gusterson]






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brianm

posted on 8/2/04 at 02:16 PM Reply With Quote
Weld a nut or bolt to the chassis, and take the engine earth strap and the battery negative to this nut or bolt
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