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Old 05-03-2019, 11:59 AM #1
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Welding on the Frame
I need to do a repair at the bumper area of the frame what cautions should I take not to damage electronics.
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I need to do a repair at the bumper area of the frame what cautions should I take not to damage electronics.
Disconnect the battery and make sure you have a good ground.
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Disconnecting the battery is the cautious thing to do, but as long as u put ur ground close to where ur working (making sure u dont put the path of the ground where u would pass through any electronic) u'll be fine. ie dont weld on the rear part of ur frame and place ur ground on the front part of the frame.
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