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Originally Posted by nkaminar
JB Weld but clean thoroughly with solvent before using the epoxy. It looks like it was caused by something being forced through the housing from the inside. Check to see if there is something loose inside that would cause further damage. A bore scope might be good tool to use.
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Great idea on the bore scope, although the hole might be too small, but I will order one and try it.
I am not sure if it was caused from the inside, the way it is broken, looks like something hit it from the outside. Not sure how to describe it, but it has like an inward cone shape (if that makes any sense).
My dad gave me this car last summer because he didnt want to drive it anymore, I drove it some 150-200 miles last season, but I didnt spend a lot of time crawling under it because he told me he had it lubed before sending it. So not sure if that is recent or old.
Anyway, I will try a borescope anyway, it wont hurt to try to look inside.