Posted by Chris(WA) on January 26, 2011 at 00:52:53 from (64.38.156.143):
In Reply to: Hole in block?? posted by dave2 on January 25, 2011 at 21:25:11:
I ran a VW engine with an epoxy patch about that size for quite a few years. Held up just fine. The trick seemed to be cleaning and prepping the hole and using an epoxy meant for the repair. Been too many years now to recall exactly what I used and I am sure there are better products now but what I used at the time was a Devcon metal repair filler epoxy. I recall we laid the block so the hole was vertical,made a plastic backer and taped it to the inside, then filled the hole. Left it cure an entire day then reassembled. Good luck!
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