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cossierick

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1st Jan, 2016 at 09:41:35pm

I have a weeping core plug, I gather its just a case of poping the old one out then press the new one in ! its on the side of the block over the bell housing so its accessible to a degree.


D4VE

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1st Jan, 2016 at 09:44:34pm

Yeah remove old one.. clean up block and get a socket that fits nice in the new plug n hit it square in... simples

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PhilR

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1st Jan, 2016 at 10:19:24pm

Just tap it around with a screwdriver then prise out. Can also use Loctite to help seal the new one.

For the cost, I'd buy a full set; They can look perfect on the outside but be paper thin with rust on the inside. The other ones may be ready to give up soon after!

Edited by PhilR on 1st Jan, 2016.


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2nd Jan, 2016 at 09:21:09am

Yes as Phil says use locktight to make it a perfect seal
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