Am I Missing a Grounding Strap For My Gas Tank Sending Unit?
I recently pulled both rear tires/wheels to take a peek at what kind of rear shock absorbers were on the car. I noticed that the previous owner installed air shocks and had zip-tied the air supply line T-fitting to the blue wire for the gas tank sending unit. See the 4 attached photos. Notice in the first pic that the fitting on the air shock closest to the camera (upper left corner of the pic) doesn't have a supply line attached to it.
Two questions for FABO Nation:
I recently pulled both rear tires/wheels to take a peek at what kind of rear shock absorbers were on the car. I noticed that the previous owner installed air shocks and had zip-tied the air supply line T-fitting to the blue wire for the gas tank sending unit. See the 4 attached photos. Notice in the first pic that the fitting on the air shock closest to the camera (upper left corner of the pic) doesn't have a supply line attached to it.
Two questions for FABO Nation:
- I believe my car is missing a grounding strap for the gas gauge sending unit?
- A missing grounding strap could cause or contribute to my inaccurate gas gauge readings (the infamous 9-gallon fillup)?