I bought this tranny for cheap , only 11k on it for $100, the only problem was this cracked side pan, it's only about an inch long and not very deep. I was just curious as to if I could possibly by a sealer and seal it up or spend the money and get a new pan. Here's some pics of it, excuse the crappy image, they were taken with the crackberry.
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R.I.P. Jimmy "the Rev" Sullivan '81-'09
nothing a little quicksteel cant fix
I doubt you will get a weld to stick to a case like that given its been soaking in trans fluid for its short life.... More than likely its impregnated the aluminum. If thats the case, a regular TIG weld wont stick, Quicksteel sure as heck is not going to stick, or any other adhesive for that matter.
I would start looking for a new side cover... Looks like a CV shaft replacement injury anyway...in which case those splines on the output shaft are probably muddied up too.
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you could have that welded without any issues if the person welding it knows what there doin a good welder can make it work
JBO since July 30, 2001
Is it a 3 speed or a 4 speed? I have a spare side cover for a 4 speed sitting here. I'll let it go for next to nothing.
Its a auto not a manual. I'm going to make it into a manual just not anytime soon
I'm not going anywhere just yet
R.I.P. Jimmy "the Rev" Sullivan '81-'09
Is it a 2 speed or a 4 speed? Does your shifter say PRND321 or PRND21
Its a 4 speed I believe its from. 2.2 auto from an 04 sunfire
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I'm not going anywhere just yet
R.I.P. Jimmy "the Rev" Sullivan '81-'09
CAVETTE wrote:Is it a 2 speed or a 4 speed? Does your shifter say PRND321 or PRND21
You mean 3 speed. Not 2 speed. If theres not any vacuum connections then its a 4 speed.
4 speed + overdrive
I'm not going anywhere just yet
R.I.P. Jimmy "the Rev" Sullivan '81-'09
