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1970 B Body Ground Wires
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09/27/20 05:35 PM
09/27/20 05:35 PM
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Philadelphia, PA
GTXKARL
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Hi.I have a 1970 Plymouth GTX. It seems to have a bad ground for the lights on the passenger side. This includes the brake light and parking lights. My brother said it should have a ground one on the engine to fire wall. I cannot find a new ground cable or wire. Is there supposed to one on the firewall to the passenger side of the engine? Any help is appreciated.
Last edited by GTXKARL; 09/27/20 05:35 PM.
“Working on cars teaches you patience... and every curse word imaginable.”
1970 Plymouth GTX -- A true gentleman's coupe, but a serious muscle machine.
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Re: 1970 B Body Ground Wires
[Re: GTXKARL]
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09/27/20 05:46 PM
09/27/20 05:46 PM
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It's a dry heat
gtx6970
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Is there supposed to one on the firewall to the passenger side of the engine? Any help is appreciated. Nope, body ground is a lead off negative battery cable to radiator support
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Re: 1970 B Body Ground Wires
[Re: GTXKARL]
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09/27/20 10:09 PM
09/27/20 10:09 PM
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On my 70 RR I had funny ground issues with the lights... My solution was to attach a ground lead from the voltage regulator mount on the firewall back to the engine, I used 1 of the back bolts holding the valley pan. Just my $0.02... 
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