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    Welsh plug in a mooring block

    Hi All,

    Have one leaking welsh plug in the side of the block of the 350. Has been weeping for some time but now requires some crisis maintenance.

    I know how to remove and it is possible, the issue is installation of replacement where it is, right behind the P/side mount.

    Can remove the rubber mount (stock RRC) and the plate that holds it to the donk leaving 70mm to the welded chassis mount. Won't be able to use a hammer on the socket installing the new brass one.

    Would it be possible to lever the socket in the new plug from the chassis mount to get it in or is the fit going to be too tight?

    TIA, DL

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    Anywhere you can push from further back using a small jack or portapower ?.
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    Quote Originally Posted by pop058 View Post
    Anywhere you can push from further back using a small jack or portapower ?.
    Thanks Paul, but no room.

    Got the job done today on both sides by using the 3 bolt mounting plates that go on the engine as a kind of reverse puller using some slightly longer bolts to push the new ones in with a socket in the cup.

    Not hard at all, just fiddly. Was actually harder to get the old ones out.

    Water galleries on both sides have heaps of rusty sludge............ anyone have suggestions re: flushing agent and method please?

    thanks, David L

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