How To Remove Freeze Plugs On 2001 Honda CR-V
Question:
I purchased this for my stepfather and he is having difficulty removing the old threaded frost plug out of his engine... are these reverse threaded? do you have any tips that I can tell him to help with this installation?
asked by: James C
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Expert Reply:
The freeze plug on your 2001 Honda CR-V actually should not have threads. To remove the old plugs, use a chisel and a hammer # PT73ZR to knock the edges of the old plug loose and then remove with some needle nose pliers.
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Bryce D
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Claw Hammer with Fiberglass Handle - Carbon Steel Head - 16 oz
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