WarMad

What's the easiest way to replace the freeze plunge on a 92 jeep cherokee 4.0 l6 i don't have to many tools or anything so I want to do it the easiest way possible

JWheeler

You can usually tap in a freeze plug on one side to twist it. Then just grab and yank it out with pliers.

Radi

Which ones do you need to replace? There is one hidden in back, another covered by the bellhousing.

Diesel

flathead and a hammer

BassMasterCHS

Make sure you get the right size. Might even want to use loctite. I had to replace one freeze plug twice because it popped out.

WarMad

Not sure how to at what ones but

JWheeler

There you go. Those look easy. And they definitely need to be done.

BassMasterCHS

Those are the same two that leaked on mine. Go ahead and replace all of those. You'll need to remove the intake exhaust.

WarMad

Just the intake I for have to pull the engine out a little or anything

BassMasterCHS

I don't understand your question but I'll try to answer it. Lol. I took off the intake and exhaust manifold because I had no way to install the new plugs. Not much room to swing a hammer, even with the the manifolds out of the way.

You don't have to move the engine at all.

WarMad

oh ok I was told I had to left the engine out a little bit thank you

WarMad

Got them out And everything but I can't seem to get the right size I tried to different size brass and one size in silver :/

BassMasterCHS

Might want to talk to a rebuild shop, they might be able to tell you the right size. That's what I did.

Jeep themselves should have that in stock as well.

WarMad

Tried that they say 2 inch I have got 3 different sized 2 inch ones so far lol I know how much sense that makes