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Old 08-03-2017, 07:39 AM
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Drain plug next to crank pulley?

Whats the big drain plug next to crank pulley?
I did a search and was baffled to find ZERO hits for this..Thanks
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If you mean the oil pressure plunger and spring retainer , it's in the protrusion to the left of the crank seal

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I don't know what you mean. The big bump is the oil pressure relief valve.

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Not to go off topic but is that the one that makes a sound shortly after shutting the engine down?
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Oil pressure plunger?

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Yes, under the plug is a pressure spring and a plunger

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Originally Posted by aradmahogany
Not to go off topic but is that the one that makes a sound shortly after shutting the engine down?


No that's the chain tensioner
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wait.....why does THAT make a noise?????
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The old style timing chain tensioner can fail then it could be the front black guide that broke, then all hell breaks loose!

But not like this!!

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