Freeze Plug??
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Freeze Plug??
Today while doing a little burn out, water came flooding out the back of the engine block. I can see all of the freeze plugs on the side of the block and the back of the heads. The water appears to be coming from the back of the block. It pours out as fast as I add water. Does this sound like a freeze plug blew out? If so, what would cause that?
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I've got the truck in the shop now. It's a brand new motor. I had it for 30 hrs when this happened.
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It was the freeze plug in the very back of the block on the pass. side. Looked like a factory defect on the plug. All's good. Driving the truck to Las Cruces tomorrow.
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It was the freeze plug in the very back of the block on the pass. side. Looked like a factory defect on the plug. All's good. Driving the truck to Las Cruces tomorrow.
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I've got the truck in the shop now. It's a brand new motor. I had it for 30 hrs when this happened.
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It was the freeze plug in the very back of the block on the pass. side. Looked like a factory defect on the plug. All's good. Driving the truck to Las Cruces tomorrow.
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It was the freeze plug in the very back of the block on the pass. side. Looked like a factory defect on the plug. All's good. Driving the truck to Las Cruces tomorrow.
Where are you at? I am in Santa Fe New Mexico for a few more months.
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