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My 216's got a freeze plug in the hole where the breather tube is supposed to go (by the distributor and fuel pump). After I drill and pull that plug out, how does the breather tube mount? From its looks, it just slides right down in there, but what keeps it in place?

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It is supposed to be a tight fit and there is a band around the tube with a strap that attaches to a pan bolt.


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hmm. I could be wrong, but I dont recall seeing a band around it. I only looked at it for a second though..


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That attachment band is often missing (from being broken off during removals over the years - my guess).


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