Posted by Jim Becker on November 12, 2011 at 04:49:36 from (71.252.156.130):
In Reply to: Cracked Block posted by Livin the Dream on November 10, 2011 at 06:04:41:
You can see the displacement of the material above the crack better in your later picture. But it is about what I thought from the first picture. The physical crack will be longer than what can be seen from the obvious leakage. I would drain it, hose it off and blow dry it. Then clean along the crack to get as good view of the crack as possible. I don't think it is necessary to stop drill the ends as there is no real stress there (other opinions may vary). Be sure to groove and JB Weld to the ends of the crack.
I think you are in good shape with that crack to get a tight patch.
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