freeze plugs ? Why did Henry not have freeze plugs in the Model A block? He had them in the Model T, but then chose not to include them in the Model A.
How come? |
Re: freeze plugs ? USUALLY freeze plugs in an engine especially modern engines is its a hole used during the casting process and then yes doubles as a freeze plug hole so your block doesnt (supposedly) crack.
Maybe he had a different casting method for A engines? |
Re: freeze plugs ? Henry was quite proud of his "cast en-block" one piece engine blocks. Perhaps he viewed a requirement for additional holes as some sort of compromise to his ability to cast a block?
My experience with frozen Model As is the damage is usually done to the head by pushing up a section adjacent to the distributor. Not to say that it can't or won't cause damage elsewhere. Joe K |
Re: freeze plugs ? That is correct they are core holes that get a welch plug to seal in the Model T and many other motors. Even with them the T likes to crack on the drivers side anyway! :)
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