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Curtis H.
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I need to know the length of the chassis to engine braided ground strap for a 1984 Chevy P30. I plan on purchasing one here just in case before I head up to work on the Barth next time, considering the limited parts supply where I'm going. I would just buy the longest one I can find, but I'd like to have some idea first.

Also, so I have some idea when crawling around under the Barth, where approximately might I be able to find this ground strap? It's a braid strap, right?

Thanks
-Curtis


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Mark Estep
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It's cheaper and easier to make your own out of battery cable. Just buy some extra ends with an eye and cut to fit where ever you want to mount one.



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