Posted by VicS on November 18, 2010 at 16:46:22 from (166.164.78.114):
In Reply to: Engine Block Repair posted by Scott in PA on November 17, 2010 at 20:22:22:
If I was going to do it myself I would JB Weld it. Just grind the fuel pump mount flat, finishing with a file. Then grind a V in the cracks and JB Weld it. and yes I would drill and tap 1/8 brass pipe plugs at the end of the cracks. I took a JD block to a Guy who advertised life time guarantee. He braised it and stamped the crack with something that made the brass look like cast. Also he never put plugs at the end of the cracks. When we painted it you couldn't see the crack. But he charged $500.00 It was a 40 JD and it has not leaked.
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