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Ground wires by steering column , What are they for? Where do they attach? One of mine is cut.ground.JPGground 1.JPG



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They both go to a small screw hole in the side of the brake/dash suport, close to where the brake pedal pivot goes thru the support.



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Do you know where the ground wires come from? On of mine s cut at the connector?

Thanks Guru! you are the best Dave!

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Maybe someone will post pictures for you, if not, I'll email you pictures tomorrow.

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Found the bolt to connect the ground wires. Thanks!

I still don't know where the one black cut wire came from?

Could it be from the ashtray compartment which I don't have?

Looks about the right length.

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No, the wire for that should be gray. It's pretty safe to say if it's all black with no stripe that it's a ground wire at any rate.

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something aftermarket that was removed


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Carl Stevenson wrote:

No, the wire for that should be gray. It's pretty safe to say if it's all black with no stripe that it's a ground wire at any rate.




Now that I think about it, the Beaumonts don't even have a wire for an ash tray light do they?

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I don't have the ash tray yet, so I dot know?
Its cut to about that length?


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Ok new question. Should there be one or two ground wires attached to that bolt?

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Sorry, someone with a Beaumont will have to look to verify that one but I don't know that it matters how many are under there if that is what you mean.

Or are you trying to determine if there's some that should be under it that you aren't seeing?

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IMAG1232-1.jpgIMG056-1.jpgIts been a while since I cleaned up the dash, leaving its original paint, I'll take pictures for you



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Nice! is that steering wheel two tone?

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If you hook things up wrong, you may have to get a bottle of this-

smoke2.jpg

(Sorry for the derail, I couldn't resist!)



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Lancer wrote:

Nice! is that steering wheel two tone?

 thanks. yes, dark on top and bottom, lighter on the sides. chevelle used same wheel and horn ring, only horn button is different. I emailed you wire pictures.



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Ha ha ha . disbelief

That's my fear.

Hook the battery up and pop!

lol ew ew that smell.



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Can anyone confirm if one of those ground wires is the black ground wire from the radio speaker plug?

That's my assumption at this present point!



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speaker 1.JPGground.JPG



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You are fine grounding the black speaker wire anywhere, so not to worry if you can't figure out if that one is correct. Unless of course you are doing an absolute every nut and bolt correct restoration.

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IMAG1245.jpgI traced mine, the one is a ground jumper lead to temperature light. The other, the 4"as you say, disappears into the main wiring harness, it appears that if that wire was snipped at the harness its remainder would be that 4-5" wire. I bet if you unwrapped your harness end you'll find that snipped black wire. Cheers



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Holy cow! Thank you for taking the time to trace the wire back to the temperature sensor light, I will get under and take a look. Great picture,
Dhat good! danks. 10 white horses standing in a row, 10 dancing Indians chanting on the hill, Ten drunken cowboys heading to the show! Yippie yi yo!

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You're most welcome, hope those are the black wires you're talking about. Any more questions or concerns just ask

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