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Core plug, freeze plug, what be this pluggy plug. 140-160

posted by  greenteagod on  Fri May 7 12:29 CST 2004
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Well I got my new cam in and was putting everything together and noticed that the rear of it is just open to the back of the block. I didn't think it looked right so I checked my manual and it says Core plug. I see that alloemcarparts.com has this "Freeze Plug" one in 35mm and one in 45mm I was just wondering if anyone happened to know if the 35mm one is the one I need since it doesn't look to be 45mm. I'll measure later but I just wanted to make sure this is the right part.
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