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Engineering, 13.01.2021 21:30, lfg0929

All of these could be used when replacing resistance spot welds on structural panels on a unibody vehicle EXCEPT:
* (A) brass plug welds.
(B) resistance spot welds.
(C) GMAW (MIG) plug welds.
(D) compression spot welds.

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