when replacing a frost plug u can use a sealant but only use silicone u dont realy need it and yes u have to clean the area good
Pull the old freeze plug, clean up the hole, press in a replacment. Unfortunately you may need to remove a lot of peripheral stuff to get to the freeze plug.
Turn up the heat after opening the faucets (TAPS)
Did you remove the head?.....If so, the head gasket is probably incorrect or incorrectly installed, or possibly a cracked head or block.....Why did the freeze plug need replacing?....
Never flushing & replacing your anti-freeze/coolant...
There isn't just ONE freeze plug; there are many, and they're all in the "water jacket" surrounding the cylinders.
Try replacing the bulb if not that check the flasher
possibly the radiator cap is not holding pressure, try replacing it
In the area surrounding the ice gym it does. In the other areas it does not.
That depends. Ask not: 'How long does it take 150ml of water to freeze?' Rather ask: 'How cold is the temperature surrounding the water?' and: 'What is the heat conductivity of the vessel containing the water?' According to the second law of thermodynamics, an object hotter than its surroundings will tend to cool and vice versa. So, the cooler the surrounding temperature, the faster the water will freeze.
try J.B. weld
My boat is a 1996 Four Winns Jet boat, and I am replacing a freeze break motor.
There are probaby many reasons but one that I know of is anti-freeze. If some anti-freeze gets on the belt it can cause a squeak and it's hard to get rid of it without replacing the belt.