Posted by Patrick HMD on August 20, 2012 at 20:33:22 from (75.0.237.204):
I'm redoing my ammeter box with new components. During disassembly I noticed a lot of rust inside, and it seems that the inside never ever received any paint. So as not to repeat that, I power brushed then spot blasted the whole box inside and out, then gave it a good heavy coat of primer. Now that I'm ready to mount the new ammeter and new light switch, am I to assume that they both have to be properly grounded to the box? I need to know for sure before I start scraching some of that heavy primer off where things make contact with each other.
Just trying to eliminate problems before they happen, and avoid starting one of those "My tractor won't start" treads. Who knows, it might happen anyway. Knock on wood. lol
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