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[QUOTE="co04cobra, post: 1004342, member: 666"] Mig is what we use, but I think tig could be even better since it would keep the heat down better. You will fight a little oil seeping as the heat from the weld goes through. You may have to stop and reclean depending on how much comes out. You can also jack the truck up on opposite side of the crack to help get some of the oil to run away. With your dad being a welder he won't have any problem with it. [/QUOTE]
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