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<blockquote data-quote="Boomintempo" data-source="post: 6326473" data-attributes="member: 612891"><p>Well this isn't probably going to help you...but on my car the battery was grounded to the chassis, and the engine block was grounded to that same chassis ground. So that was easy enough.</p><p></p><p>If your car doesn't have a engine block to chassis ground, you're just going to have to look. While I was poking around in my cars engine, I noticed there were lots of free places on the engine block where if I had a bolt, it'd work perfect. Just look around, you're bound to find something!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Boomintempo, post: 6326473, member: 612891"] Well this isn't probably going to help you...but on my car the battery was grounded to the chassis, and the engine block was grounded to that same chassis ground. So that was easy enough. If your car doesn't have a engine block to chassis ground, you're just going to have to look. While I was poking around in my cars engine, I noticed there were lots of free places on the engine block where if I had a bolt, it'd work perfect. Just look around, you're bound to find something! [/QUOTE]
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