OT - Ground Strap

[rhock99@epix.net (Ryan H)]

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Robbie, is it supposed to be there?  On mine it's connected to the back of the head, where there is a stud / nut clearly designed for attaching grounds (plus, a bunch of other grounds are connected there).  Maybe 16Vs are different though?
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> On Scirocco's, that ground strap connects to the nearest valve cover nut(drivers rear).  HTH, -Rob
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> robby lahey <rhlahey@msn.com> wrote:
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> This ones for all you closet cabby owners out there;
> To get the wife's 92 Cabby roadworthy for Spring,
> I took it to the car wash to clean the engine bay with GUNK. Once back 
> home, I got to cleaning the grounds and found that the ground strap which 
> mounts to the coil strap had either become disconnected or was never 
> connected. Where does the other end connect to?
> I've been looking at the back of the engine block, but can't "finger" out 
> where it might go. Any help would be appreciated.
> 
> Scirocco content; working on parting the wrecked 16V in order to get it out 
> of the yard which also makes the wife happy! Does anyone see a common 
> thresad here?
> 
> Later......
> Rob
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<DIV>On Scirocco's, that ground strap connects to the nearest valve cover nut(drivers rear).&nbsp; HTH,</DIV>
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<DIV>-Rob<BR><BR><B><I>robby lahey &lt;rhlahey@msn.com&gt;</I></B> wrote:</DIV>
<BLOCKQUOTE style="PADDING-LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px; BORDER-LEFT: #1010ff 2px solid"><BR><BR>This ones for all you closet cabby owners out there;<BR>To get the wife's 92 Cabby roadworthy for Spring,<BR>I took it to the car wash to clean the engine bay with GUNK. Once back <BR>home, I got to cleaning the grounds and found that the ground strap which <BR>mounts to the coil strap had either become disconnected or was never <BR>connected. Where does the other end connect to?<BR>I've been looking at the back of the engine block, but can't "finger" out <BR>where it might go. Any help would be appreciated.<BR><BR>Scirocco content; working on parting the wrecked 16V in order to get it out <BR>of the yard which also makes the wife happy! Does anyone see a common <BR>thresad here?<BR><BR>Later......<BR>Rob<BR><BR>_________________________________________________________________<BR>Add photos to your e-mail with MSN 8. Get 2 months FREE*. <BR>http://join.msn.com/?page=features/featu!
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