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does any one no where the freeze plugs are located 1994 towncar leaking on passenger front bottom of moter
near cat converter
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Re: freeze plugs
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Replacing that coolant hose with the manifold in place is possible, but not easy. Have a GOOD look under the manifold for coolant before you you go any further on this one.
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-Steven 1996 Town Car, Cartier |
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Re: freeze plugs
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opcorn:
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Re: freeze plugs
I just had a thought.. out here in California we don't see these things, but over there where you are you might have a Block Heater installed, it was a factory option in 1994. Some of your 1994 is the same as my 1996, >> here << .
The Block Heater is on a 110V cord, it attaches to the block in a freeze (core) plug hole. It looks like this, on the passenger side.
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-Steven 1996 Town Car, Cartier |
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Re: freeze plugs
I had a freeze plug go bad behind the motor,and dropped Transmission
for repair.I also replaced that tube going through the Inake,Intake gasket, water pump,Stat,and hoses. Yep! I could almost see a BLK HTR going bad. I miss sck38!, I wounder if he ever got his water problem resolved? Good Job Towncar! MCGIVER |
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