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Why was the piece that was broken off/out not used for the repair ?

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why does tig take forever to weld an inch? let her weld.

Awhile back, someone would charge me 700 for a similar fix on a radiator, then i decided to buy a new one for 300.

How are you so sure that no fragment of the damage had fallen into the gearbox without opening it?

I maybe wrong butt that threaded plug looks like it is way to tall / I IF NOW ONE HAD given a heights of plug i would have made it a lot shorter so it will not hit the road

I like it y'all just made my day super cool

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looks good to me

geez how much does that welder cost

Wieso macht jemand absichtlich ein Loch in ein Getriebe, um der YT-Gemeinde anschließend zu demonstieren, was man doch für ein toller Typ ist?

Funny you are shitting on Ford when that is a Getrag transmission. In case you don’t know that is a German company.

I wouldn't write home to mother about it ...

Very nice repair job done walk away and have a blessed day today 🙏

I would've shined that housing up before welding..........

Odd to think how the dealership broke it. I've done a couple of manual drain and refill and didn't find the drain part to be a thing. Refill is a different story.

More production in 15 minutes than I have pushing papers all day. And it sounds like you've got your boy along for the rode. Cheers.

That looks like a China-made Getreg MT82 six speed. They have quite a few issues, they all seem to have thrust bearing issues, and the guys making a lot of power break the welds on the 3rd gear. They are quite notchy also, which is probably why the owner took it to the dealer for a fluid change. Ford should have used the TR6060 transmission but they got cheap. Really cool repair, but I would have tacked it in, and then flipped it and welded it the rest of the way upside down. I would have put the plug in there before you hit it with the wire brush also. Nevertheless if I'm honest with myself, I'd have been the one to cause the issue and not fix it lol. I really want to get into Tig but man is it a steep cost to entry.

I really miss the guy's adventures... Ya don't have to agree with everything to appreciate the content. Hope all's well with him.

My cousin does this. The transmission must be disassembled first to avoid any contamination, dirt or molten globs falling on the gears which would destroy the gears & bearings. Then you need to prep the casting surface so it is spotless. Plus that transmission prob had ATF like the ford M5OD. ATF is flammable. He custom machines adapters that use the OEM threaded plugs. He’s a true professional welder and master machinist.

Bad work, only a little drop of metal inside and you will destroy the gears

Für Opa reicht das... LOL never heard that before.

What did the dealer do for you for this dumb move??

Are you still using argon on the tig? I thot my machine could do aluminum,just found out it says no.because it doesn't have ac..

I'm not sure why you feel like you need to justify yourself, Peter You're a damn good welder, it's a fine job and you show it like it is.

can used evaporator?

Not a pretty weld but it certainly will do the job.

Very nice repair and explanation of why no grinding or cleaning of the aluminum. Well done amigo!

transmission full of acetone fumes, Ha!! might have washed it with an acid brush dipped in acetone. How did the dealer pass off that damage? That rod looks like the right tool for the job!

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Consideration should be given so that it doesn't stick out beyond the bottom of the unit. It looks like it's begging to get snagged on something.

Great repair. Doesn't look pretty but that was a difficult repair and you've turned it to gold. 👍

It would have been nice if you would have used a filter on the camera so that we could have watched the process to compare the weld with at the end. Thanks for the video.

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Had a welding union friend in the 90s who did this. Connected his 220 female plug split to two 50' standard extension cords, each having a male 110 plug. He'd run the two male plugs into two 110 house outlets, then be able to run it all outside and weld. Ran those cords outside and welded my vehicle that ws parked on the street. Too cool.

Did you run out of JB WELD? Hahahahah😂

Nice work...saved someone a lot of trouble maybe...

Great repair but if I got my gearbox back from a dealer service like that I'd be demanding a new gearbox

I mean sure. OK. I'd be afraid of even a tiny bead possibly dropping inside of the case. And I'm sure you're not going to warranty the operation of the transmission.

Jb weld baby

Well , that transmission is a surprise because you have no idea if it already has debris inside.

When you can do the job with a drill bit, a tap and a bolt with a seal. But you want to weld.. hopefully no particulate is inside the case from the weld. Live and learn

Boy...nothing you americans like better than numbers ...bigger and more of them , the better ....just weld the F ing thing ...and the parts are guys 😊if only talking done the job

Bit of tyre lube would have helped no end.

I just had to comment this being one of the few skills in mechanical repairs I have not mastered! No idea what the numbers pre weld were, but fascinated of aluminum welding as it is a specialty all in itself! Bravo on a great video and a job well done! Thank You!

great repair, but whatever the guy hit out on the road will probably be hit again, now that the repair sits lower than stock. That's just the way it is, right?

Permatex Thread Sealant with Teflon will be the perfect sealer.

repair under 10 $ good job sir dont forget you need 1000 $ welding machine 😅