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Re-Post-Engine Damage Diagnosis. 200 1990

posted by  B.C. on  Tue Nov 4 20:03 CST 2003
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Alex -

You've been farther into a red block engine than I ever hope to have to go, so maybe you know if there's a freeze plug on the back side of the block?

He said that freeze plugs had blown, and if there's one in the back, I imagine that the engine will need to be pulled to get at it.

Then the question comes - would it be better to find a B21FT in a boneyard? Or - maybe a B230FT as from a 740Ti? Look in here http://www.linkline.com/personal/dbarton/ for how to get a 740 B230FT into a 245.


Regards,

Bob

:>)





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