Subject	only if your current grounding points are hurting.
Posted by	Sweep on April 10, 2004 at 12:24 PM
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In Reply To	will extra grounding cure a rough idle? >> posted by stockplayerz (NYC) on April 10, 2004 at 10:18 AM
Message	corrosion or extreme oxidation increases the resistance at these points and a reduction in current flow results if bad enough rough idle could also be injectors, coils, etc... adding additional grounding points tho is the cheapest and easiest of these things to remedy. Good Luck! Regards Sweep
Follow Ups	will extra grounding cure a rough idle? >> - stockplayerz (NYC) 10:18:21 04/10/04 huh? what do you mean by extra grounding... (n/m) - JayTTZ (SF Bay) 10:40:16 04/10/04 ground net - Guapo 10:43:41 04/10/04 Thanks (n/m) - JayTTZ (SF Bay) 10:45:30 04/10/04 People claim that it has in the past. - spicyZ 10:42:36 04/10/04 Re: will extra grounding cure a rough idle? >> - dave90ztt 10:45:15 04/10/04 if stock connections are worn, probably will help. (n/m) - Chris(NJ) 11:31:27 04/10/04 My experience... YES... (n/m) - SonicZ 11:41:30 04/10/04 only if your current grounding points are hurting. - Sweep 12:24:19 04/10/04 You should've called me for a tech day... - Sportzcoop 14:08:46 04/10/04
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