Leaking Transmission.. help

[j0nbunklah0m]

my old car has a leaking transmission. i took a look at it today and one of the bolts that goes through the tranny was tightened too much or something and there is a small crack starting from the hole. anyone know of a shop where i can get this welded or any better options? i really dont want to get a new transmision if that can be avoided. btw the car is automatic. reps for help









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[Elbow]

JB Weld ftw.

[redrumracer]

id say TIG weld ftw.

[j0nbunklah0m]

yea a freind told me to get it TIG welded? how much do u think this would cost?? the crack is less than in inch long

[redrumracer]

yea a freind told me to get it TIG welded? how much do u think this would cost?? the crack is less than in inch long

well if it is easy to get to, not to much. hard to get to, a lil more. the also have to make sure that the area was clean.

[Elbow]

Telling ya, JB weld or some epoxy, if it's just a hairline crack or something. Cheap and holds fine.

[Grimm Reeper]

Telling ya, JB weld or some epoxy, if it's just a hairline crack or something. Cheap and holds fine.

QFT you'll be amazed of how good it works, but that only if you Read/Follow the direction.

[blackshine007]

What kind of car are you working with?

[j0nbunklah0m]

its a 96 civic. the crack is relatively easy to get to and is very small yet trans fluid drips from there pretty quickly

[Tech5]

Dont use the pack that uses the red tube an black tube JB weld it takes to long to dry! like 15hours-24 hours to cure

Use the pack that includes 2 tubes one orange,an one blue tube this pack will dry in about 45mins cured!

[Tech5]

Also clean the sopt to be JB welded an clean an use some Sand paper or scotch pad to clean an it will make it stick alot better

[Barefoot]

Dont use the pack that uses the red tube an black tube JB weld it takes to long to dry! like 15hours-24 hours to cure

Use the pack that includes 2 tubes one orange,an one blue tube this pack will dry in about 45mins cured!

Also clean the sopt to be JB welded an clean an use some Sand paper or scotch pad to clean an it will make it stick alot better

qft

[Benefit]

drill 2 holes besides the crack, stick in 2 screws and a rubberband that shit together

[Tech5]

You got to be the most stupidest person I have ever seen post on IA

drill 2 holes besides the crack, stick in 2 screws and a rubberband that shit together

[STRteg]

You got to be the most stupidest person I have ever seen post on IA

oh snaps burn!

[j0nbunklah0m]

aite u try that an leme kno how it goes.. thx for the replies and im gona try JB weld tomrow i'll let u guys know how it goes

[Init2winit]

You can not weld that crack with any type of fluid leaking out. You'll have to take the trans out, turn it upside down, and then clean the crack so no oil residue is anywhere near it. When you heat it during a weld, it will draw the fluid out of the crack contaminating the weld.

As said, JB weld.

[Tech5]

as long as he wipes it out clean an dry it , and the fluid settles he will be fine i done this to honda/acura tranny about

1,999,289.908.09 times

You can not weld that crack with any type of fluid leaking out. You'll have to take the trans out, turn it upside down, and then clean the crack so no oil residue is anywhere near it. When you heat it during a weld, it will draw the fluid out of the crack contaminating the weld.

As said, JB weld.

[Benefit]

try my method man

[Theycall_Metue]

super glue it?

[j0nbunklah0m]

aite, well i jus JB welded it today. i actually used JB WELD KWIK or sumthing like that, the suggested orange/blue bottle i'll let u guys know if it holds or not. thanks for advice

[blackyellrx7]

jb weld will do the trick just make sure the area is really clean and dry before u put the jb weld on

[blackyellrx7]

jb weld will do the trick just make sure the area is really clean and dry before u put the jb weld on

[2.25teg]

if that doesnt work you can use an aluminim rod with a stick if you can keep it dry but thats gona be hard