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96 grand marquis freeze plug
HELP!! in the center of the intake manifold where it v's, it looks like a plug. Is this a freeze plug. it looks like water is leaking from this area. how can i fix this problem?
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Re: 96 grand marquis freeze plug
Are you sure it is not the coolant tube that runs under the intake that is leaking? This is a more common failure.
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Re: 96 grand marquis freeze plug
More than likely, the intake manifold is split and needs to be replaced. This is a common problem and there was a class action suit that covered some cars. The suit was closed a couple of years back. If you look under the manifold with a light and a mirror you should be able to see the split.
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Re: 96 grand marquis freeze plug
Me and my sister both had 96 Grand Marquis. She still has hers, my nephew has mine. Both our cars had the manifolds fail. Like you, I thought freeze plug. It looked like it melted a large hole in the mainfold, the mechanic showed it to me. My sister changed hers herself. She told me the replacement manifold had a metal piece right where the old one melted the hole. This was a couple of years ago, and both cars have run fine since. By the way, we both had our heater cores fail as well.
No doubt, its the manifold! |
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