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RE: Help on my oil galley plugs

By raycfe - 01/14/2005 7:48:18 PM; IP 69.0.62.197

That little jiggle pin was to help bleed the galley. I have just put in solid plug no problems, A friend of mine drills a little hole in a new plug then puts a cotter pin in the hole.

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Help on my oil galley plugs -- John C, 01/14/2005

RE: Help on my oil galley plugs -- giacamo, 01/14/2005

RE: Help on my oil galley plugs -- raycfe, 01/14/2005

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RE: Help on my oil galley plugs -- Ken, 02/08/2005

Front under timing cover -- raycfe, 02/08/2005