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12-11-2006, 03:54 PM

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freeeze plugs

i got my block back from the machine shop today and the guy didnt put the freeze plugs back in the block after the hot tank process was done, is there any way i can put these in myself and do you use any type of adhesive to keep them in place or are they pressure fit

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RE: freeeze plugs

They are pressed in. Unless you have a hipo.....

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RE: freeeze plugs

Yea and a little bit of rtv

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thanks guys

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