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Freeze plug behind motor mount
Hello,
My brother has an 88 or 89 (i am not sure exact year) Astro with the freeze plug out, it is behind the motor mount he said. The van is mine for the repair. It would make a good work van. So now the questions, How hard is it to get to on this van, being behind the motor mount? Do I have to pull the engine? Thanks for any help, Lee |
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Re: Freeze plug behind motor mount
You wouldn't necessarily have to remove the engine, but you would have to raise and support it while you removed the engine mount bolt, clamshell, and probably the lower mount so that there was adequate working clearance. You would likely have some difficulty driving in a welch plug, so you might want to consider an expansion plug (repair type) instead.
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Re: Freeze plug behind motor mount
Thanks for the reply, and the info on the plug type to use.
I have inserted steel plugs before that had to be hammered in...I assume this is the welch type. Thanks again, Lee |
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Re: Freeze plug behind motor mount
Is the leaking plug rotted and seeping, or popped out?
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Re: Freeze plug behind motor mount
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I have not gone out to his place, to check it out my self. Just trying to decide if I want to mess with it. Thanks, Lee |
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