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Old May 20th 04, 03:43 AM
Ben Jackson
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Default Attaching braided ground to aluminum skin

My lower tail nav light doesn't work because the braided metal ground
strap that connected the tailcone to the light housing fell off the
tail cone side. I can't tell (at least from the outside) how it was
originally attached to the aluminum skin. I don't see a rivet -- would
it have been soldered? Crimped somehow?

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