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Old 01-29-2005, 07:43 PM   #1
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I'm changing to a TBI header and I'm wondering how to plug the stock oil drain tube on the block. How have you guys done it? Thanks.
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I found a rubber cap (like a big vacuum plug) and hose clamped it, just look around at advance auto or autozone.
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If you want it done nicer and tidier...

The tube is just pressed into the block, a big pair of pliers and you can twist it out. Find an appropriate sized plug (brass, or the hex style plugs on the water box on the head - anything like that, tap the block and insert plug.
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