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Old 08-21-2009, 07:44 AM   #1
jwmdnm
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Stupid mistake........now what?

I did not install a plug in the extra oil dipstick hole on my crate motor before installation and am now paying for it dearly.

When trying to clean off the silicone sealant to install a plug (now that the engine is in the truck and is leaking from the hole), a small piece of sealant (about the size of a large bugger) dropped through the hole, presumably into the oil pan.

What would you do? Drive it and hope for the best or drop the oil pan to find and clean it out?

Any info or opinions would be greatly appreciated!

Thank you!
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