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JB Weld? 850

posted by  cdnmike on  Thu May 1 07:26 CST 2003
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I have stopped oil leaks on dirt bikes using an epoxy product called JB Weld. It has metal mixed in with the epoxy. The pan would have to drained and the area cleaned. It would also take a minimum of 24 hours before you could re fill the oil.

Good Luck,
Mike






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