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Old 08-20-03, 06:58 PM
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grounding?

can you use any aluminum parts of the motor as a sufficient ground?
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15 views and no opinion.....
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You should be able to ground any part of the motor. Steel is also conductive.
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thanks, that is what I thought
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search. also is this really 3rd gen specific?...
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