grounding question
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grounding question
ok my idle is shitty and my grounds need to be re-done. I searched but couldn't find a layout of all the grounds under the hood. should i run a single large gauge cable from the (-) terminal to the block? i also heard about running one to the coil pack mounts. are those ebay grounding kits any good? if so whats the basic setup of those?
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Originally Posted by Alex6969
thanks guys. now on to those ebay kits...
Custom is the way to be. It is a bunch cheaper, isn't ricey, and works better I bet too.
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go to http://rotaryresurrection.com/ then click on grounding how to. give perfect directs. even tells you how much wire you need.
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You said your idle was shitty. The grounds will probably help, but raggedy idle can be caused by a lot of things. If the grounds don't work
- Make sure TPS works and is adjusted within spec
- Clogged fuel filter?
- Idle speed set to spec
- Engine timing set to spec
- BAC valve clogged or not functioning within spec
- And finally, the worst one of all to detect and correct....vacuum leaks
If you're lucky, the grounds will fix your problem
- Make sure TPS works and is adjusted within spec
- Clogged fuel filter?
- Idle speed set to spec
- Engine timing set to spec
- BAC valve clogged or not functioning within spec
- And finally, the worst one of all to detect and correct....vacuum leaks
If you're lucky, the grounds will fix your problem
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