Hi all, I have a very slight leak on one of the core plugs, the one nearest the clutch just behind the oil pipe to the filter, I have a tell tale line of antifreeze blue on the block just below it. Does this mean replacing the plug or what?
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Core plug leak
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Re: Core plug leak
Assuming you will rebuild the engine at some stage, you could use Rad Weld. This is not a permanent solution, but will suffice for the time being.
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Re: Core plug leak
You could just seal round it with silicone or similar or just pull it out and fit a new one. It's a fairly simple job once you get the oil pipe out of the way.
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Re: Core plug leak
Hi Dean, Have managed to seal it with some gasket blue, but have ordered a new plug to fit when I change the cylinder head.
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