Freeze Plug???
02-26-2010, 10:53 AM
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Freeze Plug???
02-26-2010, 11:10 AM
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yup that's a freeze plug. Drain your coolant system and pry that sucker out. I ordered mine from lcengineering but i'm sure you can find them cheaper. I was ordering a bunch of parts at the time so i just put those in the deal when rebuilding my motor. If i remember correctly i used a big socket to install them and a rubber mallet. My engine was on a stand at the time so you might have a tough time installing one with it still in the truck.
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yup that's a freeze plug. Drain your coolant system and pry that sucker out. I ordered mine from lcengineering but i'm sure you can find them cheaper. I was ordering a bunch of parts at the time so i just put those in the deal when rebuilding my motor. If i remember correctly i used a big socket to install them and a rubber mallet. My engine was on a stand at the time so you might have a tough time installing one with it still in the truck.
02-26-2010, 12:52 PM
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You should be fine just replacing that plug for the time being, those are both the same plug in the pic and the video, mine went 3 years ago but I just have a universal rubber expandable plug in mine and its held up just fine and I even kept my pres. tester on the system when I installed it to make sure it would hold.
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