<VV> Was Engine Installion Now Dreaded Snout Crack

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Colonel, If you want to do it correctly, you know the answer. If you want to risk the outcome, you know the answer. If you have the engine already out, removing the transaxle is pretty darn quick and easy to remove and then split apart. I like doing things properly. I like driving my Corvairs long distance. My vote is do it correctly. Tell us your decision.
Timothy Shportle in Durango Colorado 81301 


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>From: Brian <bmoneill at juno.com>
>Sent: Dec 5, 2013 3:46 PM
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>Subject: <VV> Was Engine Installion Now Dreaded Snout Crack
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>Thanks to all for advice on the engine only installation.  Bad news--closer inspection as I was putting on throw out bearing showed a crack in the snout.  It looks like a piece could fall out if I touched it,  Crack extends 7/16 of an inch from end of snout.  Any fixes?  JB weld? Or am I faced with dropping the trans axle and having a new snout installed?  I'm afraid o f the answers!
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