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09-14-2006, 11:58 AM
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Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: LAS VEGAS, NEVADA
Posts: 84
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FREEZE PLUGS ~ DO YOU or DON'T YOU
Hi Guys
Going to Engine Repair class and I'm working on my engine along with the instuctor, plus others in the class. We (him and i) installed freeze plugs on my '66 Ford Mustang 289 engine WITHOUT SEALANT  He (the instructor) said, " ... there's no need for sealant the plugs will be O.K. and not leak" O.K. Guys: QUESTION(S) IS HE RIGHT DO I TAKE OUT THE PLUGS AND SEAL 'EM OR NOT And what would you recommend I seal 'em with if I'm to do so I wait for you experience. THANKS GUYS GOD BLESS Schooner  |
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