Flat copper braided wire from O2 harness
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Flat copper braided wire from O2 harness
I have a flat copper braided wire coming out of my driver's side O2 wiring harness...is this a ground? If so, where does it mount from the factory? Thanks
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Yes it's a ground strap. There's probably a hole nearby...can't say I know for sure where it's supposed to bolt down. If you can't find the original location, just make sure it touches the body somewhere.
Does it reach the engine?
Does it reach the engine?
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Originally Posted by technical
Yes it's a ground strap. There's probably a hole nearby...can't say I know for sure where it's supposed to bolt down. If you can't find the original location, just make sure it touches the body somewhere.
Does it reach the engine?
Does it reach the engine?
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Take a look around and see if the other end is still bolted onto something. Then you at least know where it went. If it's a body ground, then just get it to the ground. You could probably get a ground strap at the local auto store. I can't say I ever used a regular stranded wire for a replacement. I can't see it being a problem.
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I'll take a look under my room mates car, but his is a little more cluttered with a D1sc. I'll hop under there now and see what i can do. Thanks for the help!!
Matt
Hopefully this fixes my charging problem.
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Hopefully this fixes my charging problem.
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charging problem...? I'm guessing you have already replace the alternator and battery hence the lingering problem. Check the battery cables, they sometimes rot then create too much of a voltage drop.