Question about door jam/quarter panel joint, is it welded or braized? |
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Question about door jam/quarter panel joint, is it welded or braized? |
carl k |
Sep 15 2014, 09:49 AM
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nathansnathan |
Sep 15 2014, 04:28 PM
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The 2 pieces are spot welded together.
Probably best to not mess with the seam if you don't have to; just section out what is needed and butt weld the new metal in. The seams will create complication. The easier you can make the repair, the better, easiest being butt welding a single layer, which is what the whole rear quarter panel/fender is (except the rearmost part and the sail panel). Steer clear of the door handle as there's a double layer around it, and the air inlet tube is complicated as well. If yours are ok, leave them be. |
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