Re: Freeze plugs

Posted by rustred on April 25, 2018 at 18:11:29 from (108.173.59.31):

In Reply to: Freeze plugs posted by old560 on April 25, 2018 at 13:15:37:

the bores need to be clean clean. then use a socket the same size so it drives in on the edges. then hit the centre with a drift that takes up half the plug. yes good to use blue loctite. properly installed wont leak.

for the cup type just pound them in with a socket that fits outer edge and thats about it. you did not say what plugs you have.???

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