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Re: Welding the transmission case
« on: Oct 17, 2004, 08:51:30 PM »
What year and type trans?
Cast iron or aluninum?
If you plan on welding it, The trans must first be removed, dissambled, and cleaned of all oil. It cannot be repaired in the truck :_order:

Using glue or JB Weld is just a band aid.

I have many housing in stock.
You need to do the job right the first time :_order:

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