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So i was doing an oil change today and notice a 2x3 whole by the edge of the trans.. The trans works normal, doni have the entire trans to get rid of the whole?
So i was doing an oil change today and notice a 2x3 whole by the edge of the trans.. The trans works normal, doni have the entire trans to get rid of the whole?
Well,mince it's in the bellhousing all it's gonna do is allow dirt and grime get in there. That part of the trans doesn't hold fluid and isn't air tight anyways. I would just though some duct tape over it. Lol.
Well,mince it's in the bellhousing all it's gonna do is allow dirt and grime get in there. That part of the trans doesn't hold fluid and isn't air tight anyways. I would just though some duct tape over it. Lol.
hahahah tape? Well maybe ill try and use something a little stronger! Thanks tho
Someone cut that there. For what reason, i can't say. Maybe to.get to the torque converter bolts easier?
Definitely cut, you can see the rounded edges where they drilled to get it started, and a couple of spots where they started to drill, and stopped...they also overcut the corners opposite that side. ONLY reason I can also think of is to get to the TC/flexplate bolts.
OP, I would get a small plate of aluminum, cut to fit with overlap, drill holes, and add helicoils. Actually, I would weld it if I had a spoolgun, but I'm guessing you don't have one either, LOL
Someone cut that hole,Why i have no idea but dumb people do dumb things like that.The right way is to replace the trans,But like said you can patch it with tape or a piece of metal and small screws.