where does grounding strap go. from frame to where?

Asked by 1nicegrey_burb Nov 01, 2012 at 11:38 AM about the 1999 Chevrolet Suburban

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I looked up under my 1999 suburban and saw the ground strap hanging down. Its still attached to the frame and the eyelet terminal end is still intact, so where does it attach to?

4 Answers

On the engine block.Sometimes intake manifold. Evidently since the eyelet is still intact the bolt fell out. Take the strap and try to find a bolt hole, threaded, judging by the length of the strap.

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Lower one cm only ends up at one of the brackets for one of the accessories. P.S., A.C. Alternator whichever is on that side.

165

Check the lug eye size. It should be 3/8”. If the length of the strap is 19” to 21”, chances are it attaches to the rear of the right engine head.

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