Posted by pete 23 on July 24, 2009 at 10:20:39 from (173.87.13.168):
In Reply to: 560 D Freeze Plug posted by old school on July 23, 2009 at 13:00:01:
I have been waiting for someone to come up with an easy solution to this. The way I did it was to pull front cover, which of course means pulling front bolster. Then the cam shaft gear needs to come off but you need a proper tool to install gear so as not to damage cam or lifters or push out rear frost plug. I always pulled camshaft myself, but this entails pulling valve cover, tappet cover, holding up tappets or removing them. The plug is near three fourths covered by the plate so I never could figure a sure fire way of putting in some kind of replacement that I could depend on long term.
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