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Old 01-12-2007, 04:06 PM
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Default Re: Not Hummer related but still need help....

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Originally Posted by lennyrebel
I'm a big believer in Barr's stop leak. That would probably hold you for a couple of months. It does tend to plug rad a little leading to overheating problems next. When I found my frost plugs leaking ,I touched them with a screwdriver and they disintegrated. It was only the two between block and bellhousing of tranny. Transmission wsan't to heavy, I put car on ramps , removed driveshaft and dropped tranny on my stonmach and wheeled out on creeper. I always used permatex aviation cement around frost plugs when driving them in. Another helpful trick is to remove 15 psi rad cap and replace with a 7psi cap. UNless your crossing desert pulling a trailer it shouldn't overheat and you have cut press. in half on all weak spots. Regards lennyrebel.

Yeah mine are just leaking around the the sides of the plug and the block. The rest of the plug looks fine. Thanks
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