Cab Ground

[dream66]

Where is the cab electrical ground? 64 C10

[roll_the_dice]

I pretty much did this...

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...42&postcount=1

I did not go from engine to cab, but from engine block to frame in 2 locations..one on the front and one on the back of the block...

[dream66]

I like the linked pic of frame to inner fender for the primary ground. Since I already have an engine block to frame ground strap I'll use that bolt for frame to inner fender.

My frame to bed is similar to one of the pics in the link.

Thanks a bunch.

[roll_the_dice]

You're welcome. I did the same on my bed too...I have a couple of ground straps from underside of bed to frame. Grounds are never a bad thing...rather have "too many" than not enough.

[jayoldschool]

After removing my bed, replacing wood and suspension, my left rear taillight never worked properly. Running light, yes. No turn signal or brake. Bulb was fine. Looked closer, the PO had run a ground from the bucket to the bed. It was very corroded. So, fabbed up an new ground wire, and cleaned up the areas to screw into. Then, put the truck up on the lift, and did more grounds. Bed to frame. Cab to frame. Bed to cab. Guess what works fine now?