need help with 2.8 freeze plug
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Car: 88 GTA "Cocaine"
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need help with 2.8 freeze plug
it is easy to see its on the pass side and you can see it right behind the starter
I have to put a new one in
anyone got any suggestions or tips
I need to have this camaro back to these people
Long Live Thirdgen
I have to put a new one in
anyone got any suggestions or tips
I need to have this camaro back to these people
Long Live Thirdgen
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Re: need help with 2.8 freeze plug
i'm not really sure 100% but with most freeze plugs i've known to go out i replaced with the rubber ones that you press in and tighten and it seems to work pretty well.....just my 2CENTS
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Re: need help with 2.8 freeze plug
Hit one side of it with a punch until you can pry it out AFTER you have drained the coolant. Then, put one of the same type in its place. The rubber ones are only temporary and will probably break through at the worst possible time. However, first, make sure that the block hasn't cracked around the plug.
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