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Voltage Stabilizer Mounting Location 1800 1973

posted by  Chris Mullet on  Sat Dec 2 18:09 CST 2017
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Thanks, Ron/Eric.

About the ground - my car has a black ground wire that daisy chains from instrument-to-instrument, attaching at one thumb screw on each instrument. It grounds to chassis at the far LH side of the dash. It doesn't show on the schematic but I'm sure it's OE.

I knew I wasn't going to enjoy this part of the project. Just hoping I've selected the best working instruments out of the bunch so I only have to do this once. Dream on?






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