at the last F-Body Empire meeting Captain_Camaro pointed out that i was leaking coolant...
my coolant has been disappearing from the res so this explains it..
when i first got my car 3 years ago, it had a blown freeze plug.
questions:
1. How many freeze plugs are there?
2. Where are they?
3. Where can i get them?
Mikey

my coolant has been disappearing from the res so this explains it..
when i first got my car 3 years ago, it had a blown freeze plug.
questions:
1. How many freeze plugs are there?
2. Where are they?
3. Where can i get them?
Mikey

1. How many freeze plugs are there?
Eight
2. Where are they?
In the front , sides ( two behind engine mounts ) and the back behind flywheel .Plan on pulling the engine or trans
3. Where can i get them?
Any auto parts shop; std SBC plugs

Eight
2. Where are they?
In the front , sides ( two behind engine mounts ) and the back behind flywheel .Plan on pulling the engine or trans
3. Where can i get them?
Any auto parts shop; std SBC plugs

yea...when i got out of my bird at school this morning there was a puddle of coolant 
ill have to check when i get home

ill have to check when i get home
word of advice never use one of the expanding rubber ones.....I used one to do a quick fix when my block heater started leaking long story short about a week later nailed it from a stop right and it shot out of there, and lost all my coolant in a matter of seconds
ouch...alright...so the brass ones??
anyone have a link to them??
Supreme Member
They're super common - just search for freeze plugs.
Buy a kit for $8 or whatever, and some RTV (or preferably gorilla snot - ie 3m weatherstrip adhesive) and replace the one(s) that are leaking.
Enjoy - they are not easy to get to while the engine is in the car.
Buy a kit for $8 or whatever, and some RTV (or preferably gorilla snot - ie 3m weatherstrip adhesive) and replace the one(s) that are leaking.
Enjoy - they are not easy to get to while the engine is in the car.

