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Old 03-09-2008, 04:05 PM   #7
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Now if it was an intake coolant leak, you might get away with JB Welding it, but exhaust heat will eat up the JB weld in a couple of weeks, perhaps sooner. However, there are high temperature putties that would hold up to the heat, but I don't fancy their chances of holding the coolant pressure. If it's accessible through the port without removing the head, I'd be inclined to shove JB Weld down inside it, then cover over the top with the high temp putty...
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