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Been a professional boiler maker for over 20 years and never disconnected a battery yet and never once had a problem.
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yeh i would disconnect the battery and open the rear left hand door if u have one remove the right hand front tyre and u should be right to go by then it will be dark and u wont be able to do anything
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Been a professional boiler maker for over 20 years and never disconnected a battery yet and never once had a problem.
isnt that the only type i got 30 under me belt
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yeh i would disconnect the battery and open the rear left hand door if u have one remove the right hand front tyre and u should be right to go by then it will be dark and u wont be able to do anything
Oh, this is good. There should be heaps more of this stuff.
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LOL sounds like we can have a nice debate on this one
How does disconnecting the battery protect the ECU?
The current flow will be between the tip and earth point, via the path of least resistance....and this will be generally the shortest most direct path.....
If somehow the ecu got in the way - eg earth at one end of said rig and welding at the other - disconnecting the batery is not going to isolate the ecu
Disconnecting the battery protects the battery and only the battery.....and this isn't any issue unless the battery is between the earth point and the point of welding....and even then I doubt it would be.....





yeah i agree. who's got time for all that battery disconecting stuff. Its never bothered me before.
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