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DoubleDingo

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Bagoomba
Truck Year
1981
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81-C20 Silverado Camper Special-TH400-4.10s
Engine Size
Carb'ed Vortec 350
The way I removed them is with a punch ..
Hammer on one side to get them tilted in the bore then with vice grips pull them out of the block ..
A few of them was so rusted that the punch broke though the wall ..

Most certainly they was going to leak in a very short time if they wasn't replaced ..
Always do a replacement when rebuilding a motor .. Save a bunch of grief down the road ..
And easy insurance for a very long time especially with the replacements being brass.
 

legopnuematic

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Spencer
Truck Year
1971, 1̶9̶7̶4, 1976, 1979,1̶9̶8̶5, 2002
Truck Model
Dart Swinger, Sierra 10, C10 Cheyenne, C10 Big Ten, Silverado 10, Ram 2500
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225/6, 350 c.i., 350 c.i., 5.9l Cummins
Agree on changing freeze plugs, because it’ll never be the one that’s easy to get to that starts leaking.

Always be on the back of the block or behind the motor mounts.
 

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