Re: [DML] Re: oil leak in valley-o-death (was first week of ownershipblues (crankshaft se

[Todd Nelson <tan5732@xxxxxxx>]

Hmmmm, according the website I referenced in my first post he tried the 
epoxy technique and it wound up completely destroying his engine since a 
chunk of the hardened epoxy fell into the crank case and blocked one of the 
oil passages, and I'm sure you can imagine what happened from there.  I 
guess the problem is you will never really know if any of the epoxy or 
whatever you decide to put in there, stays in there.

Good Luck,
Todd Nelson
1561, Vermont
http://www.rit.edu/~tan5732



----- Original Message ----- 
From: "David Teitelbaum" <jtrealty@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: [DML] Re: oil leak in valley-o-death

> Probably the "best" way to repair the block is to use an epoxy and
> just fill the cavity.




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