Re: Freeze Plug Replacement

[Joeydahook9@xxxxxxx]

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I use a screwdriver and tap the lip in at 6 o'clock.  This will cause  the 
plug to rotate and will come out at the 12 o'clock position.  Grab with  pliers 
and pull.  The motor mounts will need to come off to get the front  plugs. I 
coat the hole with permatex before replacing the plugs, but that's just  my 
preference.  A socket matching the inside of the plug can be used to  drive it 
in.  Good luck.  BTW - _www.440source.com_ (http://www.440source.com)  has 
stainless steel plugs  for 14.95.  They have the pre 1964 "disc" style plugs also.  
  Joe

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