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•Check the crankshaft rear oil gallery plug is not loose, damaged or leaking.
•If necessary, coat the new oil gallery plug (1) with Loctite™ 242 or equivalent.
•Install the new oil gallery plug to a depth of 31.2-31.6 mm (1.22-1.24 in).
It's just the picture ID in the manual so don't worry about it.. I removed them to avoid confusion. Your part number is correct: GM part # 24502262
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