What fills this hole?
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Shimsteriom
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A bolt? 
Couldn't resist
Couldn't resist
A bolt?
Couldn't resist
Lol, trying to remember from my old series , was that for when u go wading to prevent water ingress on the plates then remove it after
been a long time since I had my series
fingers crossed I’ll get something right for a change
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Hicap phill
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They only leak if you put oil in them
Shimsteriom
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Amazing. Thanks so much!Lol, trying to remember from my old series , was that for when u go wading to prevent water ingress on the plates then remove it after
been a long time since I had my series
fingers crossed I’ll get something right for a change
Thank you!
I think it is 1/4" BSPT.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/232606369920?hash=item36286b8880:g:0LIAAOSwyi9aPi2W
Engine would have had a bracket that the plug screwed into for storage when removed from housing have a a look in case it is there. in the same vicinity.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/232606369920?hash=item36286b8880:g:0LIAAOSwyi9aPi2W
Engine would have had a bracket that the plug screwed into for storage when removed from housing have a a look in case it is there. in the same vicinity.
On the side (drivers) of the bulkhead, there's a hole, you have to open the drivers' door to see it, the hole is for a spare plug, and it fits in the hole
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Its actually a wading plug.....if you going in deep water....fit the plug.....keeps the water away from the clutch.....the bung is usualy screwed into a plate nearby.
