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grounding the fuel tank
I would like to know what you guys have to say about grounding the fuel tank. Can I run a ground wire from the metal tank to the frame. Hope this is not overkill but have heard static charges seem to accumulate in these places.
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You will probably need it grounded any way for your fuel level sender to work.
Cheers, Bryan |
Gas Tank Ground
What I Did With My Car Was To Run A Wire From Gas Cap Bolts To Gas tank To Frame . Same Way I,ve All My Boats. As Not To Have Static Electricity When Refueling.
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Grounding the tank/filler (and other fuel safety tips) currently also being discussed in this thread: http://www.clubcobra.com/forums/shop-talk/74875-fuel-system-safety-items.html.
Cheers, Mark |
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