Subject	Welch plug is the correct term.
Posted by	mbolin5 on January 05, 2010 at 12:41 PM
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In Reply To	The right name for what you're calling a "freeze plug". (n/m) posted by Jehannum on January 04, 2010 at 11:44 AM
Message	surely by now everyone knows they are not in there for freeze protection!
Follow Ups	Freeze Plug Sealant - ZXRider(SoCal) 16:48:45 01/03/10 Re: Freeze Plug Sealant - WazTTed 19:58:11 01/03/10 Can you post your findings here? I'm curious... (n/m) - BoneZ 23:49:38 01/03/10 You have leaking freeze plugs also? (n/m) - ZXRider(SoCal) 09:31:24 01/04/10 I have an engine that needs to be pulled... - BoneZ 11:00:17 01/04/10 Are they brass or steel? (n/m) - Fast300 02:57:17 01/04/10 Brass (n/m) - ZXRider(SoCal) 09:30:48 01/04/10 I always use a light coat of Anaerobic thread lock or - Spddracer 07:56:46 01/04/10 I used some Permatex Hi-tac on my CORE plugs. (n/m) - Jehannum 10:06:52 01/04/10 What are CORE plugs? (n/m) - ZXRider(SoCal) 10:17:42 01/04/10 The right name for what you're calling a "freeze plug". (n/m) - Jehannum 11:44:05 01/04/10 The British term is Core plug, his car is not British. - Fast300 15:49:48 01/04/10 They don't protect from expansion or freezing - Jehannum 15:26:13 01/05/10 Welch plug is the correct term. - mbolin5 12:41:20 01/05/10 2nd - Ted (92TT) 11:07:30 01/04/10
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