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I’m sure it’s been discussed before, but does anyone have any tips or advice on fitting new core plugs to an S block ? Thanks Dave
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Hello

Use a socket fit it and some loctite 648 to avoid any leaks
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That sounds like good advice....thank you.
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Charlynsane wrote: Sat Mar 06, 2021 11:02 pm Hello

Use a socket fit it and some loctite 648 to avoid any leaks
Do the same, apparently you should drive in on the outer edge on the S type plugs which just swages the edge in my experience.
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I have always fitted them with a smear of Araldite round the edge. Never had any issues.
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