Re: Frost Plugs and the Cam Plug

[Thomas R Hansen <trandco1@xxxxxxxx>]

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> Hi,
> 
> Is there a trick to getting the frost plugs installed?
> 
> What about the plug at the back of the cam shaft?  It is a shallow 
> dish. 
>  Are there special tools or does a person just beat on them 
> carefully?
Kevin,  If you use a 1/2" drive socket, big enough to just slip into the
cup, they are alot easier to install. Maybe a 1 1/4" on the side holes,
and a little RTV as a lube helps some. The cam plug can also be put in
this way, only you have to hold your mouth just right!  Tom in Dallas 

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