RE: Freeze plug removal & replacement.

["Gary H." <62to65mopar@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Make sure the plug hole is shiny clean and free of defects (like a small 
pit) before you install the new plug. Opinions vary, but it won't hurt 
to coat outside of the new plug with a product like red locktight, 
Pematex hi-tac, brush-on Permatex, etc. to prevent a small leak. A lot 
of people prefer brass freeze plugs, also.

Gary H. 

WiilBill66@  wrote:
> 
>... to put it back in, use a socket about the size 
> of  the plug, and tap it back in straight. ... I don't need to use >any 
> sealer on the plugs do I? 


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