Will JB Weld fix this?

[IGOCOMMANDO]

Guess it's time for the 205 swap:wierd:

 

[Stallacrew]

I would only use a light coat though.

 

[GrimmJeeper]

Make sure you clean it up real good first too, it wont stick to that oil too well.

 

[Ray H]

I'd try duct tape first. No reason to waste JB Weld when a roll of duct tape will work just as well.

 

[94CountryXJ]

Story behind this?..I love broken parts.

 

[bluejeepkid]

you only need the medium duty jb weld....

 

[lilredxj99]

I think a little super glue might work also...

 

[bluejeepkid]

seriously tho.....holy shit!! what happened??

 

[Steve_Moore]

If you clean it well epoxy will fix it.



2 coats, inside and out. Problem solved. :laugh:

Seriously, WTF? :shocked:

 

[IGOCOMMANDO]

My son was pulling out of the driveway this morning and BOOM!!
We have some pretty serious driveways here....

 

[90Blue_XJ]

Bubble gum will hold that easily. Get to chew it and then glue it.

 

[ehall]

There's no puddle, either under the jeep or where the parts lay. Was it out of fluid?

 

[Skwerly]

OH my! I bet that sounded like a .22 going off LOL.

Dang, how much damage is done? Tranny ok?

 

[Justpunchit]

There's no puddle, either under the jeep or where the parts lay. Was it out of fluid?

If you look really good at the second picture you can see the fluid by the busted pieces

 

[n1ywb]

what kind of truck is that?

 

[beakie]

I may be blind... but whats the big deal?
never seen a 2wd truck before?

 

[IGOCOMMANDO]

If you look at the last pic with the trail of parts, that's where most of the fluid is scattered. It's an 84 K20.

 

[bjoehandley]

what kind of truck is that?

Broken?

 

[IGOCOMMANDO]

So, I guess originally Chevy's had a brace from the trans to the t/c to stabilize the cases on the 208's. Apparently sometime in the past someone thought it wasn't needed. Guess they were wrong.

 

[Zeroack]

Has anyone mentioned bailing wire? Cure for all things in Nebraska