Lanexa Speedway
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Dumb question. I've got my engine block stripped down ready to go to the machine shop, with the exception of two tiny plugs that reside below the distributor. They are on a protruding bump on the casting. Can't figure if there are oil passages behind them, but I'm sure Ford would not have had them if there wasn't any reason. Anyone know what they are for?
They are being buggers to get out. If there is indeed an oil passage there, then I'll fight the fight and get 'em out. Gotta have clean oil passages. Engine is a sludge monster right now.
Note: I'm not talking about the big socket head (Allen) bolts that hold on the oil pump. The ones I mean are very, very tiny.
Thanks,
Kevin
They are being buggers to get out. If there is indeed an oil passage there, then I'll fight the fight and get 'em out. Gotta have clean oil passages. Engine is a sludge monster right now.
Note: I'm not talking about the big socket head (Allen) bolts that hold on the oil pump. The ones I mean are very, very tiny.
Thanks,
Kevin