Jul 16 2004, 06:09 PM
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since ive owned the Z, it has been a little leaky. in fact, you could tell every place ive ever parked. so i got underneath it today and found that there is a very small hole in the transmission right where it bolts up to the engine. it appears to have been broken by something. nevermind how it got there, how do i fix this. this is probably going to be one of those jobs that is jimmy rigged but works. i am leaving for chicago at 3 tomorrow and i have to be at work by 7am, so it needs to be fairly quick. is there some sort of metal epoxy or something that i can seal it with? c'mon guys i know you can do it. let me know. thanks.
-------------------- 2001 Chevy Silverado ext. cab 4x4
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Jul 16 2004, 06:17 PM
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Not the best idea here and don't hold me accountable for the results but here it is:
1- JB weld. Get the 5 min version. Clean the surface best you can and JB weld up the hole. 2- Gas tank repair kit. Same type of metal epoxy but it tends to work on areas that are still wet from leaking gas. Same principle. Neither are the best of ideas but might be enough to get you by for a while. Bring some extra tranny fluid to refill it if it gets low though. How big is this hole anyways? -------------------- |
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