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Old 08-30-2012, 04:10 AM
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Could i remove the freeze plug in my block by tilting them (knock on the side so they turn sideways), its a GC 1993 4.0L or is they resting on som flange?

If i remove the freeze plug on the head, do i then get access to the area arround the temperatur sender? Need to see if there is some residue after some radiator sealer in there.
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yes knock side way pull out with channel locks getting in different story...
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yes knock side way pull out with channel locks getting in different story...
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Removing the freeze plugs will not give you access to the temp sending unit. Why not just remove the sender?
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Removing the freeze plugs will not give you access to the temp sending unit. Why not just remove the sender?
The hole where the sender is isnt so big that i can see if there is something there, the sender is out and the head is clean and i have flushed the water jacket and it seems to be okey. The problem is that the temperatur gauge is reading to high, i have cheked everything else and everything is 100% fine. Since the temperatur on the water is normal in front but not in the back i would see if there is something that prevent waterflow back in the head.

Radiator: new

Waterpump: new

Thermostate: new (same readings without thermostate), testet to open at correct temperatur

Temperatur sender: new (the one in the back), testet 100% correct in water up to 100 celsius

Temperatur gauge: testet 100% correct with resistors insted of the sender

Fan clutch: new

Flushed the system: yes, 3 times

Head gasket was 100% fine


Everything that is new i have replaced to correct this problem.

Have the car boiled, NO
Is there flow in the radiator: YES
Is there air in the system: NO
Oil in water: NO
Exhaust in water: NO
water in oil: NO
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