Damaged oil pan, question
CTS-V pan if that matters.
Plug any of your VC vents and put a shop VAC on the filler tube and duct tape it.
Turn vac on and spray leaking area well with brake clean. Use a lot. It cleans inside the crack and behind it as the vac sucks in the fluid.
Let the vac run a good 3-4 mins to evap all the brake cleaner
Dab JB weld on the area with the vac on. It pulls the epoxy into the crack. I left the vac on for a good hour and mixed the JB weld kinda hot.
Good luck!
Brake cleaner till it was clean, pressure washed, then soaked it in hot water and dawn dish soap overnight and rinsed.
Rumor has it the dishwasher on pots/pans does really well........just don`t get caught.
http://www.brewracingframes.com/safe...sgene-gas.html
I realize a non-issue with JB Weld. And good luck with the repair! Sounds like a great tip with the vacuum cleaner on the crankcase.
Doug
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Plug any of your VC vents and put a shop VAC on the filler tube and duct tape it.
Turn vac on and spray leaking area well with brake clean. Use a lot. It cleans inside the crack and behind it as the vac sucks in the fluid.
Let the vac run a good 3-4 mins to evap all the brake cleaner
Dab JB weld on the area with the vac on. It pulls the epoxy into the crack. I left the vac on for a good hour and mixed the JB weld kinda hot.
Good luck!

Shamed to say I've used JB weld on gas tank pin holes with perfect results.
Phosgene was used in WWI to kill troops. The brake cleaner warning is real.
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