Coolant drain plug on block
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Coolant drain plug on block
i need to know either where to buy or thread and pitch of the Coolant drain plug ON THE BLOCK its underneath the sparkplugs on the driverside motor mount. please and thank you
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M16.
Glowshift.com has an adapter for a gauge..
that is according to Pink Racer.
she says the other part was a bad fit as the threads had a taper.
Glowshift.com has an adapter for a gauge..
that is according to Pink Racer.
she says the other part was a bad fit as the threads had a taper.
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read this:https://www.rx7club.com/2nd-generati...ensor-1105651/
This is the adapter:1/8 NPT female to M16 P-1.5 male Thread Adapter
Now the good thing about this adapter since it FITS is that you can use it as a PLUG if you get a 1/8 plug to screw into it.
Stay with me......
This way you can take the 1/8th out of the adapter and slap an aftermarket gauge in there.
You can also keep your stock gauge intact.
This is the adapter:1/8 NPT female to M16 P-1.5 male Thread Adapter
Now the good thing about this adapter since it FITS is that you can use it as a PLUG if you get a 1/8 plug to screw into it.
Stay with me......
This way you can take the 1/8th out of the adapter and slap an aftermarket gauge in there.
You can also keep your stock gauge intact.
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read this:https://www.rx7club.com/2nd-generati...ensor-1105651/
This is the adapter:1/8 NPT female to M16 P-1.5 male Thread Adapter
Now the good thing about this adapter since it FITS is that you can use it as a PLUG if you get a 1/8 plug to screw into it.
Stay with me......
This way you can take the 1/8th out of the adapter and slap an aftermarket gauge in there.
You can also keep your stock gauge intact.
This is the adapter:1/8 NPT female to M16 P-1.5 male Thread Adapter
Now the good thing about this adapter since it FITS is that you can use it as a PLUG if you get a 1/8 plug to screw into it.
Stay with me......
This way you can take the 1/8th out of the adapter and slap an aftermarket gauge in there.
You can also keep your stock gauge intact.
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BUT now you got me All confused too,so could you perhaps snap a pic and post what you are referring too??
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it is all forgiven i found a parts engine and ripped the bolt out thank you for the help either way
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It was not a taper but instead the actual hex bit that you put the wrench on was way too big for no reason. The Glowshift one was a smaller size and less bulky and fits like a glove on the test iron I dug out of the attic. LOL
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I've got to adjust the flow of my bong then..lol!
Dammit.,I was wrong ..Twice!...
(for inquiry minds..I don't do Dope..I'm crazy enough without it!..ask Pinky..she knows..lol!)
Dammit.,I was wrong ..Twice!...
(for inquiry minds..I don't do Dope..I'm crazy enough without it!..ask Pinky..she knows..lol!)
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