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STANGBOY
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Wat causes a blow freeze plug....how much to fix it
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1986 mustang notchback
she's good from far but far from good
Posts: 2510 | From: SAN JOSE | Registered: Aug 2007
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STANGBOY
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No one
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1986 mustang notchback
she's good from far but far from good
Posts: 2510 | From: SAN JOSE | Registered: Aug 2007
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hurting your feelings
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Rust is what cause is.an there not that hard to change.
Posts: 1830 | From: In front of the bank with a 45 an a ski mask | Registered: Jun 2014
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Tom Renzo
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Depending which one is leaking is the question. Normally when they rot out we pull the motor and replace all of them,
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I spend money i don't have. Building cars i don't need. To impress people i don't know.
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ed650
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Try calling zinolas machine shop in mountain view and see how much they charge
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4 CAM FOX
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Blown, as in, the freeze plug shot out of its hole or its leaking? If it is leaking, then its almost always going to be because of corrosion.
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"The clutch is on the left. Gas on the right."
"What's this one in the middle?"
"It's for pussies."
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