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> Welding partial bottom piece at the rear
Leon.paradise
post May 16 2021, 04:10 PM
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Hello,

I would like to replace and weld in part of the floor panel at the rear of my 914. I have a question to which I have not found an answer on the Internet. When I weld in the floor pan I have to completely remove the 2 plastic fuel lines (flow and return) from the tunnel or I can leave them in when welding the floor pan. I am specifically concerned with the risk of fire. The heat when welding sheet metal can cause the fuel lines to melt or the heat to make the lines so hot that what can happen. The engine and tank are still installed in the vehicle as normal. What about the engine and tank, can they be built in or do they have to be removed before I start welding.

The carpet, seats, seat back wall will of course be removed by me beforehand.

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