Freeze Plug Jeep Yj. You could've put in 'real' freeze plugs like the factory. The four brass plugs in the head are the ones i am referring to. Jeep had a rough start yesterday and once it was going i revved er up a bit and blew a frost plug. I have looked everywhere tying to find out the locations and amount of freeze plugs on my 1989 jeep wrangler 2.5 liter 4 cylinder It’s the one with the stock block. We're in no rush but wondering if it'll be easier. With the jeep assembled in. You replaced 1 freeze plug with a tighten and expand rubber plug after pulling the intake and exhaust manifolds off. Here is a pic of the side of the engine stripped down. My mechanic (who has worked on my wrangler for. My stock 95 with a 145k and just installed remand power train ax5 just sprung a coolant leak from the upper rear freeze out plug…after a coolant flush. Seems the rear freeze plug in the block is leaking.
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You replaced 1 freeze plug with a tighten and expand rubber plug after pulling the intake and exhaust manifolds off. Seems the rear freeze plug in the block is leaking. My stock 95 with a 145k and just installed remand power train ax5 just sprung a coolant leak from the upper rear freeze out plug…after a coolant flush. I have looked everywhere tying to find out the locations and amount of freeze plugs on my 1989 jeep wrangler 2.5 liter 4 cylinder The four brass plugs in the head are the ones i am referring to. With the jeep assembled in. You could've put in 'real' freeze plugs like the factory. My mechanic (who has worked on my wrangler for. Jeep had a rough start yesterday and once it was going i revved er up a bit and blew a frost plug. Here is a pic of the side of the engine stripped down.
2.5 freeze plug questions Jeep Wrangler YJ Forum
Freeze Plug Jeep Yj The four brass plugs in the head are the ones i am referring to. Seems the rear freeze plug in the block is leaking. Here is a pic of the side of the engine stripped down. I have looked everywhere tying to find out the locations and amount of freeze plugs on my 1989 jeep wrangler 2.5 liter 4 cylinder It’s the one with the stock block. My mechanic (who has worked on my wrangler for. With the jeep assembled in. We're in no rush but wondering if it'll be easier. You could've put in 'real' freeze plugs like the factory. The four brass plugs in the head are the ones i am referring to. Jeep had a rough start yesterday and once it was going i revved er up a bit and blew a frost plug. You replaced 1 freeze plug with a tighten and expand rubber plug after pulling the intake and exhaust manifolds off. My stock 95 with a 145k and just installed remand power train ax5 just sprung a coolant leak from the upper rear freeze out plug…after a coolant flush.