Posted by wallacedw on July 24, 2008 at 13:09:05 from (208.13.219.152):
In Reply to: hydraulic leak posted by Bob seND on July 23, 2008 at 11:42:11:
I have NO idea whether this would work... but if you put plastic wrap on the housing and the frame, then smeared some JB weld or other cold welder all around the housing area then attached it and bolted it on but only light torque... wouldn't that make a metal gasket that would even things up?
I's probably be to chicken to try it but with the plastic wrap between both mating surfaces it shouldn't bond like glue... after it dried then torque it down. I sure would think twice about filing the housing down... Clearances could be an issue but then I suppose if you barely filed anything.... risky.
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