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I have a coolant leak in the front of the engine; radiator hoses & water pump look ok. I now want to check the freeze plugs, but don't know where all of them are located. Any help/diagram would be appreciated. Thanks.

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In the front - there's one just over the timing cover and under the water pump.

<Front>

There's one on the back, top center.

<Back>

Two on the drivers side (mine has a block heater in one)

<Drivers Side>

If its leaking from the plug in the front - it should be fully exposed and quite visible to see.


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