TulsaFred
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While inspecting the jumbled mess of wires behind my dash in preparation for a new harness, I see several apparent black ground wires. These are attached using ring terminals to a few of the posts securing the various gauges to their respective brackets.
I assume then that a good ground connection is important not only at the gauge bracket post, but also the bracket to dash interface. That interface looks tenuous as there is nothing to strongly secure the gauge bracket to the dash. It is just the posts on the back exerting some pressure on the metal bracket to keep it (hopefully) firmly against the backside of the metal dash.
Do I have it right?
If so, have any members had problems keeping good grounding?
I wonder if someone kludged my dash. Seems like a dedicated ground post makes more sense. The wiring diagram just indicates a ground, but not a location for that ground.
Thanks for any advice
Fred
I assume then that a good ground connection is important not only at the gauge bracket post, but also the bracket to dash interface. That interface looks tenuous as there is nothing to strongly secure the gauge bracket to the dash. It is just the posts on the back exerting some pressure on the metal bracket to keep it (hopefully) firmly against the backside of the metal dash.
Do I have it right?
If so, have any members had problems keeping good grounding?
I wonder if someone kludged my dash. Seems like a dedicated ground post makes more sense. The wiring diagram just indicates a ground, but not a location for that ground.
Thanks for any advice
Fred