"Wouldn't the cylinder heads be grounded through the head studs/bolts? At least on a steel block (crate)...I could see extra grounds on an aluminum block, but just wondering..."
Yes, but not as well as it could be. Most people use sealer on head bolts or studs, thats going to effect the ground. Any corrosion that happens between the block, head gasket, cylinder head are all going to effect this also.
This is easy to check, all you need is a quality DVOM and do a voltage drop test. You can see how good of a connection you really have. In this situation you would put your test leads on the negative battery post and the cylinder head.
Yes, but not as well as it could be. Most people use sealer on head bolts or studs, thats going to effect the ground. Any corrosion that happens between the block, head gasket, cylinder head are all going to effect this also.
This is easy to check, all you need is a quality DVOM and do a voltage drop test. You can see how good of a connection you really have. In this situation you would put your test leads on the negative battery post and the cylinder head.
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