Stripped block coolant drain plug.
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Stripped block coolant drain plug.
I did not post anything, but I stripped my driver side block drain plug on only the second drain. I am thinking I can JB weld a bit into it and after I pull it put in a new one. What size is it anyway, I may have used a wrong size to start with?
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Stripped the threads or the hex? Jb where? F-108N valve. 16mm-1.5
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the number for the block drains is F-108N.
The number for the oil pan is F-111N.
The N means it has a nipple to attach a hose to it. On my block drains I have hoses run to one point so I can catch the coolant when it comes out. The passanger side you have to remove the starter to insall which only took me about 45 minutes. And even with a hot engine I can open and close the valve with a leather glove on. If you look around you might beat those prices by a couple of dollars.
The number for the oil pan is F-111N.
The N means it has a nipple to attach a hose to it. On my block drains I have hoses run to one point so I can catch the coolant when it comes out. The passanger side you have to remove the starter to insall which only took me about 45 minutes. And even with a hot engine I can open and close the valve with a leather glove on. If you look around you might beat those prices by a couple of dollars.
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