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HH56

Re: Does the gas tank need to be grounded to the frame?

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The tanks would be the same and any place you can attach the wire -- frame or body -- so it has a good solid metal contact to ground will work. On the tank, any solid metal part of the tank will work. Kev mentioned the flange around the middle. He drilled a small hole -- staying well toward the outside of the flange and away from any potential place it could leak -- and attached the wire to the flange with a sheet metal screw.

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Brenda

Re: Does the gas tank need to be grounded to the frame?

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Thank you so much that's what I'll do.

Posted on: 2017/6/24 19:55

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Re: Does the gas tank need to be grounded to the frame?

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Picture from around page 117 of my blog.
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Posted on: 2017/6/25 7:17

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Fish'n Jim

Re: Does the gas tank need to be grounded to the frame?

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Posted on: 2017/6/27 20:30

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