Reply to "Ground wire from fender to firewall cooked."

rockyMember

That captive nut on the fender is where the rear fender splash shield bolts from the inside of the fender, and someone thought it might be a good place to put a ground wire.

There is a primary grounding point on the frame (under the triangular piece to the left of my hand) that is a primary grounding point to the frame. If you look on the picture, you can see the captive nut for the splash shield on the inner fender, to the right of the passenger side engine cover support.

Rocky

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