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Message: [QUOTE="Rich Rohrich, post: 1372249, member: 16241"] You have to split the cases, clean the cases so the area to weld is completely oil free and so SPOTLESS you could eat off it. Then you'll need to pre-heat the case to somewhere in the 350F range, and then (and only then) you'll have a chance of producing an aluminum weld on [b]both[/b] sides of the case where the crack sits. If you want it to last, it takes doing it correctly. Trying to weld it in the frame from the end point of the crack is a waste of time and effort. JB Weld will work just as well as a dodgy aluminum weld, and is much easier to accomplish. [/QUOTE]