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Freeze Plug Location 760 Turbo 700 1988

posted by  mcgrawav on  Sat Jun 16 11:10 CST 2007
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Coolant leaking from the torque converter grille at the bottom rear of the engine on the passenger side. I was told that the source of the problem is a leaking freeze plug located at the rear of the engine block between the engine and transmission. I question if that is possible because I thought that all freeze plugs were located on the driver and passenger side of the engine block.

Could someone please advise if freeze plugs are indeed located at the rear of the engine block?

1988 - 760 Turbo - B230 with 131,000+ miles.

Thank you in advance for any assistance.






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