Subject: Oil filler plug
From: ACRE
Date: 12/27/2003, 3:42 PM


Bulent Aliev wrote:

Please bear with me. I'm hot on working on the engine and will have lots
of
questions.
I pulled out the oil filler tube from the engine and will need a freeze
plug
to close it. Did anybody do that, and where did you get the plug and
the
size. Or I have to start canvassing the auto parts stores.

Paul suggested I move it to the Crank angle sensor location and it
looks
good there. I think if I can find an old core crank angle sensor I can
cut
it and make an oil filler base from the part that fits in the cover.
Later I will ask how to make the trigger located on the flywheel.

Bulent

The hardware store has rubber plugs that have a bolt through them.
You tighten the bolt and plug expands sealing the hole.

Paul Lamar


Thanks Paul.
Bulent


Bulent,

If you prefer a metal freeze-plug, try Dorman p/n 555-019.  Worked for me.

Mark

Thanks Mark. I feel better with the metal freeze plug.
bulent


 
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