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Welding on my car; What to disconnect
Topic Started: Jun 6 2008, 12:41 AM (216 Views)
superwoodrow
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I'm going to be welding pan parts on my car and I wanted to see what I needed to disconnect so I don't fry anything with the Mig welder. I know I should disconnect the battery but, with all the electricity from the welder going through the car, do I need to disconnect anything else? I don't want to fry anything.

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Brett
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Jeff
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You shouldn't have too. I've welded on lots of cars and the battery was all that I diconnected with no problems. Good luck on the pans, they're not that bad.

Jeff
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