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Greetings all,
With about 40 years of grit, dirt and oil on the engine I'm having trouble identifying where the freeze plugs are located. Can anyone give me a "road map" as to where and how many they are? I've got a small drip and one of the older local shade tree guys said it was a freeze plug. I'll be darn if I can find exactly where it's coming from. Sometime is leaks a little and sometimes not at all. The guy I found the car / obtained it from said he put in rubber freeze plugs and that one was leaking and would need to be replaced... hence the direction of my search. 1967 RS 327 w/factory air - 2bbl Rochester carb
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really easy
there are 2 on the front of the block and the side has 2 maybe 3 on each side. they are round indentations |
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8 in all. Two in front, four on side (2 under each motor mount
), two in back of block behind flywheel. All are 1 5/8". Use brass for the replacements.
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And he forgot the two that are on the rear of the block behind the flywheel/flex-plate under the bell-housing!!
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