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chad hoover

Re: 1956 374 Freeze Plugs

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We at the O'reilly engine machine shop ALWAYS use sealer on the freeze plugs when we install them! We remove them the way Kevin described by turning them sidways with a drift and them pulling them out . we use the brush top can of permatex aircraft sealer also refrenced earlier in this fourm. we have yet to have a complaint about a leaking plug!

Posted on: 2009/4/30 20:03