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Coolant leak out of block heater?

Created On Wednesday 11, February, 2004 7:20 PM by Blair

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[q]What is the best way to fix this? It looks like a freeze plug, but it has a wire running to it so I'm pretty sure it is the block heater.[/q]

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Blair

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Wednesday February 11, 2004 19:20
What is the best way to fix this? It looks like a freeze plug, but it has a wire running to it so I'm pretty sure it is the block heater.

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jdw

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Thursday February 12, 2004 00:11
Blair, Drain your coolant, unscrew block heater plug, and either replace the O-ring(cheapest), buy a new heater plug(easiest), or get a new brass freeze plug(hardest). Good luck! JD

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