yfz Decomp plug install
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02-07-2008, 11:09 AM
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02-07-2008, 04:05 PM
yfz Decomp plug install
Sure...
There's a small bolt that held the plastic one in... unscrew that and pop the new plug in... then screw the bolt back in. USE ONLY A FEW POUNDS OF TORQUE our you will strip it... stick a couple drops of lock-tite on the bolt... You'll never need to take it out...
There's a small bolt that held the plastic one in... unscrew that and pop the new plug in... then screw the bolt back in. USE ONLY A FEW POUNDS OF TORQUE our you will strip it... stick a couple drops of lock-tite on the bolt... You'll never need to take it out...
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02-07-2008, 04:23 PM
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yfz Decomp plug install
Whoa, a small bolt? Hope I still have it.
This new plug is a solid piece. Not sure how a bolt will hold it on. I'm going to go look at it after work maybe I'll get a better picture.
Thanks for the reply Hebs. I may hit you back up tomorrow after I get a better picture of things if I got a questions if you don't mind.
This new plug is a solid piece. Not sure how a bolt will hold it on. I'm going to go look at it after work maybe I'll get a better picture.
Thanks for the reply Hebs. I may hit you back up tomorrow after I get a better picture of things if I got a questions if you don't mind.
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