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    Posted: 31 Jul 2012 at 2:12pm
How do you remove and replace a freeze plug in a AC model C. Is it just a friction fit? Do you need a sealer?. Any tips on how best to do it?

ThanksWink
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My best suggestion is to go to You-Tube and search for clips on freeze plug replacement.  That's what I did.  I don't think any sealer is needed but I did put a very small amount of RTV on mine before inserting it just to be safe.
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unsure of which cups are used be the convex disc or the full cup , the disc fits into a machined bore that had a shoulder it sets against then is hit wit ha ball peen in center to expand it.
 The cup is enough oversize it is a press fit into machines bore. In either case a little permatex #2 does not hurt, just don't go overboard. 
 to remove the cup type a punch is used on one side (inside of cup / not on edge ) to turn the cup and then pull out with a pliers or vice grip . on other type drilling and using a slide hammer works  


Edited by Coke-in-MN - 31 Jul 2012 at 3:45pm
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Thanks, I got it out>

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