Re: freeze plugs

Posted by JGarner on August 11, 2006 at 14:21:55 from (163.185.119.5):

In Reply to: freeze plugs posted by spitz on August 11, 2006 at 13:49:08:

When I have replaced freeze plugs I just find a socket that is about just the right size to fit in the plug, center the plug on the hole and give it a good whack with a large hammer or hand sledge. If it starts (so it holds itself in) then stick a piece of aluminum plate over the socket or use a large brass rod against the socket and continue pound on it until the plug is at least flush with the block or a bit below flush. They hold every time.

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