Have a tube of epoxy that was bought at Home Depot. 2 big caulking gun tubes that inject at the same rate. One black and 1 white. It is used for setting bolts into concrete. I think it is the same as JB weld. I have a 2 lifetime supply. Use it for everything. Love the stuff. Even used to patch a busted/frozen/cracked engine block.
I wouldn't trust that.
No reason you can't use an aftermarket, universal transmission cooler and plumb it into the existing hoses and mount it in the same location. They are like $40 on ebay.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Transmission-Heavy-Duty-Cooler-678-Hayden-24-000-GVW-OC-1678/322062514110?epid=2085378298&hash=item4afc6bf7be:g:6FUAAOxy6~BR0EA6&vxp=mtr
Have a tube of epoxy that was bought at Home Depot. 2 big caulking gun tubes that inject at the same rate. One black and 1 white. It is used for setting bolts into concrete. I think it is the same as JB weld. I have a 2 lifetime supply. Use it for everything. Love the stuff. Even used to patch a busted/frozen/cracked engine block.
FYI:
The way to remove a bolt set in concrete where epoxy was used as the anchoring agent; hit it with heat, some use a propane torch, some use a heat gun. I would suspect that the heat of an engine might release the epoxy. Don't know for sure. I do know about removing 3/4"-10 studs set in epoxy.
You have a wonderful day. Best wishes. Deas Plant.
Hi, STEPHEN.
At the ACMOC National Show at Santa Margarita Ranch last year, the ranch's recently acquired D9H was found to have a 'patch' of JBweld about 3" - 4" across in the underside of the transmission case. NOT leaking.
Just my 0.02.
As long as it is not a structural fix JB weld should last just fine. My log skidder has been running for many years with a 4" crack in the bottom of the power shift tranny that was repaired at -20 F with JB weld. We pre-heated the metal to a warm touch with a torch and then left a generator running with a chicken brooder heat lamp on it until it cured.
You have a wonderful day. Best wishes. Deas Plant.
Hi, O-I-H.
THET'S wotchyer git fer livin' wair yer doo. All thet extry woik havin' ter pre 'n' post heet jest ter yooz sum JBweld.
Wair eye live, wee'd jest slap it on 'n' bee dunn with it - anytime. LOL.
Jess meye 0.02.
"We" like shivering winter and slapping mosquitoes in summer! 👋
That why some of us live in 3 season weather! (Cold, Wet, Hot) 😆
As far as JB Weld, its saved my butt a few times too!
You have a wonderful day. Best wishes. Deas Plant.
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