Plugging an o2 bung?
05-05-2005, 05:57 PM
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Plugging an o2 bung? What is the best way to plug one. I know that K&N sells o2 sensor plugs, but is there anyway to get something without ordering and waiting 3 weeks? Or anyone else that makes a plug?
05-05-2005, 06:44 PM
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I just heard that it was a bastard thread, and the local auto parts store could not find a nut to fit it. They did say that the closest thing they had was an oil pan bolt, but he did not want to open the package to see if it was close, or "it."
05-05-2005, 06:47 PM
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I use spark plugs. Not sure what kinda car they were out of......a 5.0l mustang I think.
Just knock the end off and plug it with a welder
Just knock the end off and plug it with a welder
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Originally Posted by sross
I'm a little embarassed to say, but after an all day search I found that a spark plug (large thread) works great.
the drain plugs fit flush and look sweet. 
