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I had a ZF with a similar crack. When pulled apart it had a few sheared off ring gear bolt heads that had wedged between the bottom cover and ring gear causing the crack.(that's why they recommend safety wiring them) I was able to weld up the cover although it would slightly seep oil through the aluminum in the area that was welded and repaired after. would have to wipe it off once in a while.

I saw some billet replacement covers offered by a vendor I will look and see if I can find the vendor.

You have to remove the transaxle to remove the two long bolts that go across the cover to the side plates then there is about twelve or so bolts that hold the cover on.

Here it is.
http://www.ipsco.org/Pantera%2...%20Cover%20Plate.htm

1/14/1412:51 PM

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