Smog Pump Setup
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Smog Pump Setup
Before I start removing items off of this engine I got, I need to make sure that I am removing just smog pump related parts. So I have some pictures, please tell me if it is smog pump related. I already know what the smog pump is on the bracket, I'm planning on gutting it so I don't have to find and buy a pulley. And what size bolts do I need to get to plug the holes in the exhaust manifolds?
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Re: Smog Pump Setup
Alternately - https://www.dormanproducts.com/p-46696-785-452.aspx
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Re: Smog Pump Setup
The CORRECT size is 5/16" inverted flare. The threads are something like ½"-18 but I can't recall the exact thread specs off the top of my head.
The pipe plugs GD posted are quite close to that thread; close enough, that when liberally globbed up with Teflon tape, they seal just fine. Just don't over-tighten them; only, enough to mooosh the Teflon tape, and call it good.
The pipe plugs GD posted are quite close to that thread; close enough, that when liberally globbed up with Teflon tape, they seal just fine. Just don't over-tighten them; only, enough to mooosh the Teflon tape, and call it good.
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Re: Smog Pump Setup
The CORRECT size is 5/16" inverted flare. The threads are something like ½"-18 but I can't recall the exact thread specs off the top of my head.
The pipe plugs GD posted are quite close to that thread; close enough, that when liberally globbed up with Teflon tape, they seal just fine. Just don't over-tighten them; only, enough to mooosh the Teflon tape, and call it good.
The pipe plugs GD posted are quite close to that thread; close enough, that when liberally globbed up with Teflon tape, they seal just fine. Just don't over-tighten them; only, enough to mooosh the Teflon tape, and call it good.
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