ls1 2002 freeze plugs????
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ls1 2002 freeze plugs????
None of the dealers around have them, none of the Napas around have them!!!! Is there something I can use instead like a bolt or something from sears???? And if so what size and material should i get??? Please be as specific as possible because I am very stupid
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Originally Posted by gn4life
None of the dealers around have them, none of the Napas around have them!!!! Is there something I can use instead like a bolt or something from sears???? And if so what size and material should i get??? Please be as specific as possible because I am very stupid
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Originally Posted by gn4life
thanks.. i did but they said NO as if i was wrong for calling for something so stupid. What size freeze plug should I ask for ???
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Originally Posted by ShevrolayZ28
You could measure it but why not ask for it based on it's location? Is it in the head, the block? At worst, call the dealer, have your VIN ready lol, tell them where this freeze plug you need goes, and have them order a few for you.
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Originally Posted by gn4life
Oh im sorry its the one that goes in the passenger side head in place of the coolant temp sensor. Hard to measue cause heads or on car. I got the size from the dealer but the place that might have the freeze plug said the size is strange or they use a diff measurment. So if i walk into a NAPA what should I ask them for? You have to be a specific as possible around here or else they will just play stupid. They make it like you have to be a master mechanic to buy parts..I was kind of hoping to get it to the exhasut shop today and the tunner shop by night so i kind of dont wanna order one... Any other suggestions????
At any rate, it is going to be a pipe thread, prolly metric.