Drill the ends of the cracks to keep them from 'growing'. After a crack has been 'fixed' with JB weld, brazing, silversolder and such, it cannot be welded at a later date because of the material contamination. Think long and hard before doing some of these fixes. In your case, I determine the material used for the fix and then plan accordingly. Many times you can drain out the 50/50 mix and go to straight water. The water will allow the cast to rust and the rust will seal up the crack. Then go back with the 50/50 mix. Good Luck.
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