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Posted by Dale B on August 11, 2006 at 19:03:20 from (65.54.97.151):
In Reply to: freeze plugs posted by spitz on August 11, 2006 at 13:49:08:
Spitz , they are referring to modern Cup plugs. On the Continentals And Flathead Chryslers that use a dish plug, clean the bore of loose rust.( A wire brush in a drill motor is handy here) Put some kind of sealer around the edge of the bore, and set the plug in. Now hit the dome with the ball of a ball peen hammer, denting it in. May require several hits, just don't go past flush. Hitting the first hammer with a bigger one wil improve your aim !!
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