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ahudsonMember

quote:
Originally posted by fordgt:
Make sure you have a good ground on your engine to the "frame" I have had 2 stainless hoses get little tiny pinholes with burn marks where the engine tried to ground through the clutchline. I wound up adding a seperate ground strap at the block to where the cross member bolts in place. For some reason the ground strap that goes from the transmission to the "frame" wasn't doing it.

Gary
#06984

Wow, great tip. Have others had this happen? I have some ground straps and will follow your advice as a precaution. Wonder how prevalent this is.

9/23/073:28 AM

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