JordanS4

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Popped a freeze plug, pulled the turbo kit and was replacing the new one, didn't have a seal driver like I should have and just used a socket. This is the result. The plug was all the way inside the block, I got it out with a magnet and now it's kind of resting on the hole of the block but could still drop down at any time with a good knock. Who here can come up with the most creative solution to get this son of a ***** out?

The edge you see on the right side (looks distorted) is where it is holding onto the block the best.

mdsevo06

iTrader: (41)

You could try a magnet with a stronger Pull Force. 25lb might do the tric. For a great price and fast shipping, try Magcraft or good old McMASTER-CARR.

meckert

iTrader: (11)

get a punch tap one edge in, that will flip an edge up for you to grab with Pliers.

meckert

iTrader: (11)

Hell drill a whole in it and stick a metal screw into the whole and pull it out..

JordanS4

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I just talked to JAM. They said the way they get freeze plugs out of the block is to punch them in first and then bend them with a "lady foot pry bar".

4g63tFan@tic

That is what I would do. Just use a small drill bit to minimize the amount of metal shavings that will be created.

prockish_03evo

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all are good options to get it out. sorry man but good luck

Raif

iTrader: (21)

+1 thats the way I get mine out all the time.

someguyonline

liar you turn the boost up til they shoot out across the shop

Raif

iTrader: (21)

yeah you can do it that way also, it might cost you a bit more. LOL

JordanS4

iTrader: (11)

Success!!!!!

CNano8

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05ah8james

iTrader: (23)

awesome! glad to hear all went well! I thought of a creative way, but youalready fixed it, so ill wait for the next guy lol