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![]() Join Date: Dec 2009
Location: bisbee, arizona
Posts: 1,609
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Engine block drain plug and pet cock install
What size Allen wrench fits these drain plugs in the side of my 72 307?
I want to install pet cock style drain valves in this location. What size threads or a part number for the correct drain valve? Any advice on removing these plugs while the engines in the truck. Thanks all!! |
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Join Date: Dec 2014
Location: Tucson, AZ
Posts: 970
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Re: Engine block drain plug and pet cock install
IIRC, they take a 1/4" hex. As far as pulling them, I'd soak them with your favorite sauce for a while before assaulting them. I like to rap on them a bit with a plastic-faced hammer if they give you problems. Might want to have a small butane torch available on call, just in case.
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Join Date: Mar 2022
Location: Surrey BC
Posts: 1,397
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Re: Engine block drain plug and pet cock install
The thread is 1/4 NPT so that should be 1/4 hex socket.
Use a good quality tool, it may be very tight. Breaker bar tight, the thread size is close to 1/2" bolt |
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