> > In light of there not being a complete ground, hadn't it be best to check > the main ground strap from the engine/transmission? Assuming this > has not already been done?
Bad engine grounds will show up as a cranking problem and/or overheating of smaller grounds like the strap between the left head and body. On a Syncro according to Bentley it can wreck the needle spring inside the speedometer. Yrs, d |
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