HomeWhat is the piece that is toward the bottom of the engine and seems as though it needs to be plugged up?
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2006-12-28 21:11:43
2006-12-28 21:11:43
That is a freeze plug and it is there to pop out when the engine freezes so that the engine block does not crack.
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I KNOW FOR THE 1990 IT IS TOWARD THE BOTTOM OF THE ENGINE BELOW THE ALT.
on bottom of engine toward the passenger side
Bottom of engine, toward the front, right side of car.
Look carefully at the teeth. You will see that they slope up to a sharp cutting edge. The chain always moves toward the engin on the bottom of the bar and away from the engine on the top of the bar. So the cutting edge should face away from the engine on the top and toward the engine on the bottom.
On drivers side of radiator toward engine about 3 inches from bottom.
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