Ground wire, close to IACV, where to?
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Ground wire, close to IACV, where to?
There's a an electrical ground wire that's attached to the harness that's pretty close to the IACV, in between the intake manifold and the brake booster cylinder. Does anyone know off the top of their head there this is supposed to be grounded at?
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Can you take a picture ?. There is no ground near that location, there are two grounds on the base of the block on the driver side straight down from the intake manifold, the only other ground is on the back of the head.
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my friend started the unbolting of the intake manifold when i wasn't there and i had to finish it up w/out him. And i can't say i've ever noticed this one before. So that's the backside of the IM there, and right behind it is the IACV. But if you follow the ground wire down, it's actually wrapped up and looks like it's tied into the harness.
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Originally Posted by JFUSION' timestamp='1346105673' post='21968879
Can you take a picture ?. There is no ground near that location, there are two grounds on the base of the block on the driver side straight down from the intake manifold, the only other ground is on the back of the head.
my friend started the unbolting of the intake manifold when i wasn't there and i had to finish it up w/out him. And i can't say i've ever noticed this one before. So that's the backside of the IM there, and right behind it is the IACV. But if you follow the ground wire down, it's actually wrapped up and looks like it's tied into the harness.
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Originally Posted by SimbaDogg' timestamp='1346107094' post='21968945
[quote name='JFUSION' timestamp='1346105673' post='21968879']
Can you take a picture ?. There is no ground near that location, there are two grounds on the base of the block on the driver side straight down from the intake manifold, the only other ground is on the back of the head.
Can you take a picture ?. There is no ground near that location, there are two grounds on the base of the block on the driver side straight down from the intake manifold, the only other ground is on the back of the head.
my friend started the unbolting of the intake manifold when i wasn't there and i had to finish it up w/out him. And i can't say i've ever noticed this one before. So that's the backside of the IM there, and right behind it is the IACV. But if you follow the ground wire down, it's actually wrapped up and looks like it's tied into the harness.
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Mmm...yeah i'll definitely take a look down there. I know what you're talking about though, the last time i was under there gravity bleeding my clutch i saw that ground. I'll see if i can snake it down there and find a good spot. Thanks
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Originally Posted by JFUSION' timestamp='1346107809' post='21968979
[quote name='SimbaDogg' timestamp='1346107094' post='21968945']
[quote name='JFUSION' timestamp='1346105673' post='21968879']
Can you take a picture ?. There is no ground near that location, there are two grounds on the base of the block on the driver side straight down from the intake manifold, the only other ground is on the back of the head.
[quote name='JFUSION' timestamp='1346105673' post='21968879']
Can you take a picture ?. There is no ground near that location, there are two grounds on the base of the block on the driver side straight down from the intake manifold, the only other ground is on the back of the head.
my friend started the unbolting of the intake manifold when i wasn't there and i had to finish it up w/out him. And i can't say i've ever noticed this one before. So that's the backside of the IM there, and right behind it is the IACV. But if you follow the ground wire down, it's actually wrapped up and looks like it's tied into the harness.
[/quote]
Mmm...yeah i'll definitely take a look down there. I know what you're talking about though, the last time i was under there gravity bleeding my clutch i saw that ground. I'll see if i can snake it down there and find a good spot. Thanks
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Yeah if you are under the car look for the ground that runs from the lower frame beside the driver side engine mount, it will connect to the lower block beside the manifold support bracket, then just to the left of that one is where your highlighted ground is supposed to connect , both using small 6mm (10mm socket head) mounting bolts.
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