Can you get a picture?
If you damage it then you can just drill it out. Brass is pretty soft. If
you damage the block then you can over drill and re-tap with the
appropriate MIP thread tap.
I had a fuel banjo bolt with a built in bleed screw. The screw would strip
out quite easily and as a res
nc-list.com Cc: Morgan Ellis Subject: Re:
Stus-List Universal engine coolant drain plug Hi David, do you have engine
heated hot water on your boat? If so, you could disconnect those hoses. Run one
to an empty 5 gal bucket and the other to one with fresh water. Run the engine
until the fluid comin
Hi David, do you have engine heated hot water on your boat? If so, you
could disconnect those hoses. Run one to an empty 5 gal bucket and the
other to one with fresh water. Run the engine until the fluid coming out is
clear. You could do this a couple of time to flush the system then refill
with DH
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Subject: Re: Stus-List Universal engine coolant drain plug
To follow up, I found what I am pretty sure is the drain plug near the oil dip
stick and near enough to the front of
To follow up, I found what I am pretty sure is the drain plug near the oil dip
stick and near enough to the front of the engine to be visible. It appears to
be soft brass because it the head was already damaged by someone trying to
remove it before I tried to get a wrench on it. I was unable t
Moyer Marine should be able to spec that.
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On Mar 31, 2019, at 2:08 PM, David Knecht via CnC-List
mailto:cnc-list@cnc-list.com>> wrote:
I need to drain the coolant from my Universal M4-30. The drain plug in the
photo I have from the manual is near the dip stick on the side
I need to drain the coolant from my Universal M4-30. The drain plug in the
photo I have from the manual is near the dip stick on the side of the engine I
can reach but can’t see. The photo in the manual is pretty useless as I can’t
see what it is pointing to. Does anyone know more precisely w