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			<title>Correct Freeze Plug Sizes for the Ford 3.0L Vulcan (1986–2004)</title>
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			<description><![CDATA[Most online articles and search results claim the Ford 3.0L Vulcan uses 1&#8209;1/2" plugs, Most are SC anyway which are 38mm (1.5) and the 43mm SC are the same as the 1 5/8 deep cup some use. There is a...]]></description>
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