Similar to that damage.... (maybe a little longer)

JB Weld claims it can hold up to 500 Degrees... and its as hard as steel once dried... Any Ideas..input etc...

 

ur trying to use jb weld instead of the little key peice? everyone will tell you not to do it but whats the harm in trying? your alternator will stop working

 

I think he is going to use the jb weld to fix the chunk missing where the key goes, man I know those things fit in there tight so most likely you still have enough of the area to hold the key in place but if you want just a little bit of added strength go for it, it couldnt hurt.

 

go get it for free at pick a part

 

Jb weld could crack, yes it would be good for added saftey but if your really looking for something that will hold. Check this stuff out

http://www.coolchem.com

Its a space age glue that needs a special chemical to react to foam the hold. I would buy this stuff, then use jb weld to be on the safe side.

 

what the crazy space age ish

 

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aww what . That glue should really be advertised more but I think the company is so little it can't afford it.

I have seen the stuff in action, the guy glued an alternator belt back together and no one could rip it apart.

He was gluing aluminum to wood, wood to rubber, plastic to wood and so on.

 

get the crankshaft for free at pick a part?

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And they say JB weld will fix anything.

Actually take it to your local welder, and see if they can fill in the chip with a good weld.
Anyone good at welding can make it perfect and still fit the woodruff key snuggly.

 

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seriously, what could it cost 5 bucks?

then you dont have to worry about it.

 

i dont get what I am looking at...the little chunk of metal that slipis inthere? If that is what you are talking about then go buy one JB WELD WILL NOT WORK

 

He is not looking for the woodruf key, can you all not see the chunk of metal missing from the crank shaft end where the keys goes? Everyone keeps saying to get one at the junkyard but it is obvious that he is not talking about the key.

 

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Finally someone with more than an ounce of intelligence

 

try the JB Weld but make sure it is clean and then fit the keyway if it doesnt work you arent out anything more than you are right now

 

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A CRANKSHAFT!!!!!!!!! NOT A CRANK PULLEY NOT A WOODRUFF KEY!!!!!!!!!!!

A CRANKSHAFT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

seee what happens when one fails to read after he has awaken

 

seen somebody do it with "jb" already and it worked out well

 

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Look at my reply, I already have you a solution that is sure to work.