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HELP changing welch plugs

Started by vlt_747 · 28 Dec 2010 · 5 replies

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vlt_747Archived member
hey guys just wondering if it was possible/worthwile changing welch plugs with the engine still in the car? ive seen a tech article on here about it but it was on a engine that was out of the car.
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SilverCalArchived member
Best to have the engine on a stand to do that man, would be a major pain in the arse if not imposible for some of them, if they aren't leaking then leave them till ya pull the motor out...
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vlt_747Archived member
thanx mate.thats what i thought one of them is leaking though Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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TUXEDOArchived member
wouldnt be too hard, just a pain.. you would want to remove the inlet manifold.
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SilverCalArchived member
Quote: Originally Posted by vlt_747 [View Post] thanx mate.thats what i thought one of them is leaking though Which one is leaking? as TUXEDO said it might be possible...depends which one though! Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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vlt_747Archived member
okay nw ill sus out wich one is leaking first ---------- Post added 29-12-10 at 18:06 ---------- the one thats leaking im pre sure is just under the manifold
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