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How did the fire start?

Documented on the First project vehicle and how I started it on fire build

Published February 26, 2026

The video title indicates the creator started the fire while working on the project vehicle, but specifics vary by situation — common causes in garage work include fuel vapor ignition, electrical shorts, hot welding/sparks near flammable fluids, or a battery/electrical fault.

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The video title indicates the creator started the fire while working on the project vehicle, but specifics vary by situation — common causes in garage work include fuel vapor ignition, electrical shorts, hot welding/sparks near flammable fluids, or a battery/electrical fault. The video highlights the risk and emphasizes caution when working with fuel and electrical systems.

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First project vehicle and how I started it on fire

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