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Discussion in 'Electrics, Vacuum, Ignition and ECU' started by Petemac, Nov 25, 2012.

  1. Petemac

    Petemac Senior Member

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    can you tell me what i need to disconnect on c250TD before i start to weld the battery i know but what about the ECU and such like auto gear box alternator advice needed cheers
     
    Petemac, Nov 25, 2012
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    Naraic Moderator

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    Some say just the battery is ok...I went further and disconnected ecus etc.
     
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    Personally I've just made sure the earth is clamped close to the job.
    (Takes the shortest easiest route.)
    Never bothered with the rest.

    N.B. I offer no guarantee, particularily with a highly strung tempermental moody hormonal MB !
     
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    Petemac

    Petemac Senior Member

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    that is what i was planning this will not cancel any of the electrics jest fit all back together and away you go do not want to get it starred if you no what i mean ££££££££££ thanks
     
    Petemac, Nov 25, 2012
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