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    Aluminum Head plugs r/t

    hey cindy, got the order...thanks again


    I was just curious what kind of installation process there is for putting the new plugs in??? is there a tq rating for them? any sealant or pipe thread tape needed?

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    Re: Aluminum Head plugs r/t

    If they are pipe thread, use pipe dope and thread them in snug. Start the car and tighten until the coolant stops leaking and then a touch more. I have done quite a few this way and have never had any issues. The least amount of torque the better.


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    Re: Aluminum Head plugs r/t

    I use GREEN loctite and snug them just a little more than finger tight
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    Re: Aluminum Head plugs r/t

    thats the industrial permanent sealer right??? r u able to get them out after if needed? lol.....

    is that for a cold install?

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    Re: Aluminum Head plugs r/t

    i dont think you will ever have to take them out. put them in when the motor is "warm" not hot. you can burn yourself!! lol (plus its easier..)
    i did finger tight plus quarter turn with teflon tape on them.

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    Re: Aluminum Head plugs r/t

    I like to use Ultra Black Permatex and go to about 10-15 FT/LBs

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