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Old 03-11-2003, 02:32 PM   #1
RainDog
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How to create a ground?

Hey guys---say I'm trying to eliminate some electrical Gremlins in my truck that seem to be hanging around the radio, turn signal, and tail lights, and I was pretty sure they're the result of a series of bad grounds--what's the easiest way to make a "new" ground for the circuit without tearing into my wiring? Can I just attach something metal that will conduct 12 volts no prob from the wire to the cab/frame/etc.? Or is it more complicated than that? Hope that question makes sense!

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