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    Bypass a ground

    Alright so I was wondering how to bypass the ground that hooks to the power steering bracket. I am going to remove the pump and bracket and was wondering if there was another place to hook it up or somehow to remove it.
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    mines been gone for so long.
    COUPE K24

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      #3
      Mine was loose for a long time. Didn't seem to matter.
      Ground wires can be relocated, as long as they still do what they're supposed to do. That particular wire isn't very important, it seems. The main grounds are thermostat, fender, and starter.






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        #4
        I'm not sure why that wire is/was there...mine broke so I just removed it

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          #5
          Mine will not start when its off.

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            #6
            You have larger problems...it isn't part of the starting system

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              #7
              The fuel pump will not kick on when its not connected. Also i have another question maybe someone could answer. Okay well I was wondering have any of you done a wire tuck and if so where do people wire the Fuel injector resistors.

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                http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=163221

                Where ever it fits.

                Check your engine block grounds. The fuel pump is grounded in the back, behind the rear seat.

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                  #9
                  The ground for the fuel pump is good. I know that for sure I had my rear seats out and all the trunk carpet and parts. I'm not to worried about ill give it another shot and see if it starts without that one.

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                    Originally posted by SleeppyAccord View Post
                    The ground for the fuel pump is good. I know that for sure I had my rear seats out and all the trunk carpet and parts. I'm not to worried about ill give it another shot and see if it starts without that one.
                    Good chance your main grounds are shot. So the whole car / electrical system is relying on other smaller grounds. Without this one ground connected the other grounds are not enough to let the car start.

                    = not good. Check your main grounds.

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