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pete |
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I want to clean, prep and paint my '74 transaxle. I was thining of using a POR 15 product. Is there a problem with doing this? What type of metal is the trans case? My car is just a Sunday drive. I've read that some people think painting a trans could cause over heating which if this is true painting it with POR 15 would be a real problem considering it creates a completely non-porous surface. Any thoughts would be helpful. Thanks.
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If any moisture gets under the por paint if it's like por15 it will corrode pretty bad. Do a search on recoating magnesium and aluminum trannys. I think the tranny is magnesium. I'm pretty sure if it was bead blasted a epoxy primer would stick though. Harbor freight has a small hand held spotblaster that might work well with soda to clean it after all the cooked dried grease is off.
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