I'm now ready to finally (!) replace a defective fuel pump on my '62 BT7. I'll be installing the SU solid state pump that Moss sells, and my solid fuel lines were chopped by a previous owner so the connections will be non-stock. Question: The fuel pump has a post where the power line is attached, easy enough. But near the flange where the square body meets the round protrusion, there's a spade terminal, I assume for a ground line. Easy as well but the question is whether it's necessary to rig a ground wire when the pump itself is a metal-to-metal connection, e.g. the metal body is mounted via two bolts to a metal bracket which is in turn bolted to the body. Grounding seems unnecessary. Thoughts?