Electrical Ground
Remove the knee bolster or Euro Shelf. Look up under the dash, at the left side of the knee bolster area - there's a metal bracket that supports the dash. There's a Torx screw holding the bracket to the body. It's a bit of a pain to unscrew - you'll need a Torx bit, a universal joint and an extension. I put a pig tail with three leads on it into a crimp on 'fork' connector and attached it to that screw. This way I have a couple of extra ground leads in the future if I ever need 'em.
This bracket is pretty close to the fuse box. Sorry - no photos handy.
This bracket is pretty close to the fuse box. Sorry - no photos handy.
That's a great idea! I used the same screw, but didn't think to add additional grounding points.
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