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Re: Finding a Good Engine Ground

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Originally Posted by Jaysonb

I use the accessory bolt holes on the back of the head, firewall side. They are 3/8 bolt holes.

That's where the cab to engine ground strap should go as well. Not to the valve cover bolt.

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