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Re: Freeze plug or what?
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Posted by Dave_Id on June 01, 2002 at 15:35:44 from (67.250.102.131):
In Reply to: Freeze plug or what? posted by Paul Shuler on June 01, 2002 at 14:24:39:
I don't know what the square hole is, but a good way to remove those old frost plugs is drill & tap a hole, install a screw, and pop them out with a claw hammer. Or drill a hole, jam a screwdriver in it and pry it out. To set a frost plug, I usually use some heavy permatex on the shoulder, place in the new frost plug, set it with a piece of round steel a little smaller than the freeze plug and smack it with a hammer. Flatten the dome somewhat.
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