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Fuel tank grounding

Posted By Dave V 15 Years Ago
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Fuel tank grounding

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Thanks Kenneth. I tnink I will just do it to hopefully avoid any problems.  Dave

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I don't think they were grounded from the factory, but I like to ground them at one of the sending unit screws. I have seen erratic fuel gauge readings fixed with a ground wire.

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Is a fuel tank and filler neck needed to be grounded for proper operation of fuel gauge and to eliminate the chance of sparking while filling?  DV

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