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casting flaws in crankcase
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I had a lot of small air holes in my crank case. The trick is to get the holes clean enough to accept a filler which in my case was J B Weld for Aluminum. I cleaned and opened the holes up slightly with a suitable bit in a Dremel tool and blew the debrisĀ  out with a blow nozzle. Once ready to fill the holes, warm both tubes A and B in hot water to thin the viscosity of the resin as it makes a better mix and easier application. If you want better penetration of the resin warm the area with a hair dryer or heat gun. Allow to cool and harden for 24 hours then smooth surface out with files, and abrasive paper. I would recommend priming the area and painting the crank case to finish.

AIR HOLES PREPPED FOR FILLING:
   

HOLE FILLED
   

HOLE FILED AND SANDED READY FOR PAINT
   

Hope this helps,
Stephen
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casting flaws in crankcase - by steve davidson - 29-03-2020, 08:37 PM
RE: casting flaws in crankcase - by Chris KC - 30-03-2020, 12:22 PM
RE: casting flaws in crankcase - by Steve Bryant - 03-04-2020, 02:28 AM

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