Need to know the best Freeze Plug Installation Tool? This video will show you how to replace freeze plugs. The Core Plug Replacement is an easy DIY you can handle!
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DIY on the House shows you easy core plug replacement and freeze plug installation. Ross also shows you the core plug sealant that you should use and the best freeze plug installation tool. If you have any questions on replacing core plugs, please comment below. Thanks for watching #diyonthehouse
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Do all freeze plugs look the same & located in the same area in all vehicles?
That seems easy,vwhat if the engine is still In the vehicle
Probably a dumb question but how long do you have to wait for sealant to work or can you drive as soon as it's installed?
Is plug in the back the engine and tran
Or 5.9 or 360 cc
Great , clear video with no annoying techno music . Bravo !
How long does the liquid gasket have to set before the engine can be started again?
What do u do if it falls in and rolls all the way to the back of the engine…?
What a detailed easy and superb one of its kind exclusive video on utube by really experienced pro
You deserve million likes and same subscribers
with the engine out , anything is easier…
So how do you remove it if you accidentally push into the block
You will never, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever find a "China" plug in my blocks!!!! Or "China" anything for that matter!!!
I am considering a boat that has a core plug problem. seller says started engine and core plug fell out? Sound like the boat engine was not winterized correctly. Any other reason core plugs just fall out. They don't just fall out ,sright?
I hope i find some that don't have CHINA stamped on them. Or paint them over.
'The plug I have to change is spurting water at the back of the head right next to the firewall. Theres only a couple of inches space. Is there any way to push that plug in some other way? Like hittin the plug on the edges? or to leverage it in. I cant face removing the head for such a little job.
Ok so i folowed your video to change mine and using permatex is a bad idea my motor keep blowing these new plugs put each of the 7 on it i suggest to use green loctite that the only way mine kept in
Easy on an iron black when the engine is out of the car but how do you remove & install welsh plugs in an alloy head when the engine is in the car. Very limited space.
I drove my van about three miles & the engine lost power & started idling ruff. So I drove it back home another 3 miles then let it sit for about 3 months until the weather warmed up…… checked my vehikle to see if anything changes but nothing did. Checked all the fluids, & while filling the radiator notised water pouring out as fast it was going in, only to find the source of the leak a freeze plug missing. What are your thoughts. I checked the oil there is no sign of water.
How easy are these to do on a nissan primaster with engine still mounted in the van plz
Not a "freeze plug".
I drill a hole and use a slide hammer to get the freeze plug out
This is the simplest example of freeze plug removal and installation on YouTube
I just put two in and they slipped in without hammering! Ugg, I wonder if I got the wrong part!
i usually drift using a socket that sits on the outer edge so the plug doesn't potentially bowl / curve in.
Why do they need freeze plugs, should it already have coolant that prevent freezing.
On these videos it would be nice to show the block so people could see where your looking on the block exactly
Where are the plugs on a 3.400
I always let them set over night or several hours before starting the engine to let sealant cure, good clear vid THANX!