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sbc block freeze plugs leaks
Are there any sealers that will work on a very small leak on a freeze plug without using block sealer or removing the soft plug?
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If you are looking for permanent fix, forget it. You can get rubber screw in for a temp fix, the best way is to replace it.
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What is a soft plug?
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Originally Posted by davis419b
What is a soft plug?
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I ran a SBC for 12 years and never heard of a soft plug and have been through plenty of engine projects ? Got to be a freeze plug!
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I would think so also ... but maybe we are just outdated now :D
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yeah i seen the rubber (temporary)plugs
pretty easy to install but dont think about using those at the track! screw in are the best. there is a pic of one here http://www.automedia.com/Replacing_a...cr20070401fp/1 I always learned to pin the plugs and use a bit of indian shellac sealer on them . |
definitley replace the plug with a brass plug and put a good coat of permatex on the backside before installation/ Just my $.02
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Thanks for the info-I replaced the freeze plug and put Indian Head sealer on it.No more leak
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Frost plugs are freeze plugs are soft plugs. Depends on how old you are and where you are from. Install them w/ an epoxy or JB and they wont leak. Also use brass ones and they won't ever rust through. That's important I guess if you can get a block to live a bazillion passes.
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