Does anyone know what size freeze plug I need to fill the opti hole in my timing cover.

 

You probably aren't gonna get much help now that you have a bad reputation on this site for screwing someone over.

 

Please read the retraction under FS.
If you're not smart enough to find it your loss.
John

 

Z95M6--You probably aren't gonna get much help now that you have a bad reputation on this site for screwing someone over.

Couldn't agree more.

oh well. Someone is having a hard time here.

 

Give the man a break. Everything has been resolved.

 

If you want to continue to antagonize this resolved situation so be it.
See ya around.
BC

 

My life doesn't revolve around this site to continually keep up with every post. I did see how you were acting in that post and how you were threating other board members. Threating other board members isn't to cool. I believe Dmoss69 you sent a threat to in a PM' he posted. I was just letting you know that for the most part this is a community and the members usually don't help out people with attitudes like yourself. By the way if YOU were smart enough you would just go to a parts house and measure an opti seal there, and then get a freeze plug based off the measurement.

 

GM makes a plug and i was hopeing someone might know it but it will get handled.

 

Give the guy a break...

 

yes GM makes the opti block off plate...i got mine through scoggin dickey for 25 bucks...part number 12367600 now its 48?? thats retarted...you cannot use a freeze plug becasue the seal is rubber...this plate fills that hole and bolts to the timing cover

 

i don't understand why you couldn't use a freeze plug. You just pull the seal out and put the freeze plug in its place. The only way it wouldn't work is if it was a real oddball size.

 

i dunno i guess it could work....never thought about it.i just bought the block off plate

 

freeze plug will work. philcam01 converted his 383 lt1 to a carb set-up cuz of that damn opti always going out.


-Daniel