I've just got my stroker back from the rebuilders and it didn't have any freeze plugs installed. I rang the Jeep parts dealer here and they have 4 - 2" and 2 -1" plugs listed for a 93 block. The problem is my block has five 2" holes down the side and the one for the cam.
Do I have a non-1993 engine or does the the girl at the Jeep dealership that didn't know what a freeze plug was give the wrong info. Any parts website I got to never shows the right combo either.
Freeze Plugs - need help
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dan-cj7
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- Vehicle Year: 1984
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rainman
- I think I'll order a "tab"
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- Stroker Displacement: 4.6
- Vehicle Year: 1995
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- Vehicle Model: XJ
Re: Freeze Plugs - need help
quite a few to choose from,
Suggest the DNJ ENGINE COMPONENTS Part # FPS1120.
http://www.rockauto.com/catalog/x,carco ... type,11833
Good luck with it.
Suggest the DNJ ENGINE COMPONENTS Part # FPS1120.
http://www.rockauto.com/catalog/x,carco ... type,11833
Good luck with it.
Obd1 scanner.
'95 sport,4.6 stroker, 4.5" lift, 32"s, 4:10's, 8.25&SYE, taurus fan
Sydney Australia
'95 sport,4.6 stroker, 4.5" lift, 32"s, 4:10's, 8.25&SYE, taurus fan
Sydney Australia
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