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#1266280 05/18/2018 12:28 AM
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Ok, sorry but as I'm preparing the head and block for paint , I can not figure out what goes in this. A 3836848 Head. On spark plugs side between cylinder 3 & 4 at top. What goes there and what is it used for? Plugged or? I am lost . Threaded through into the head. Thank you in advance.
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A 1/8 npt hex plug. If you pm me an email address, I can shoot you a photo. I don’t have my photos hosted and don’t know how to get them posted from an iPad but happy to ssee nd you a picture.

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Got my answer thank you. Mike, thank you for the picture.
I guess the machine shop removed it and never gave it to me in the box of parts, old valves ect.


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My pleasure! Before you install the plug and head, get some solvent and cleaning brushes through the port and the oil passage to make sure no dirt, debris, chips.


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Great Information and I will go through all the passages to be sure all crap is out.
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