California smog system
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I have a 1967, 289 2v original California black plate Stang. The smog system was removed prior to me getting the car leaving a hole in the passenger side head. After getting it home i discovered the hole was plugged up with a nut, bolt, washer and some sort of sealant. Is there areal way to cap this hole? The method that was used leaked :angry: Any help out there? Thanks, new Mustang owner Keven
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use a brass pipe fitting, to plug it up, you can get them at any big hardware store in a range of sizes, it is brass and has a square hole in the top to put like a 3/8 ratchet in. good luck man
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Is this the hole at the END of the heads, or the holes above each exhaust port?
If it's original (early CA heads), there are holes / plug above each exhaust port. If it's legal to remove the smog system in YOUR state, you can purchase the plugs from your local Ford dealer (Part # C6AZ 6052 A), or from Mustangs Plus (part #00066).
If you're just looking for the end plug, it's Ford part # F4ZZ-6E086-A. There's one of those at each end of the later model heads (4 total per engine). That is a 5/8-11 thread if you just need a temporary plug....
If it's original (early CA heads), there are holes / plug above each exhaust port. If it's legal to remove the smog system in YOUR state, you can purchase the plugs from your local Ford dealer (Part # C6AZ 6052 A), or from Mustangs Plus (part #00066).
If you're just looking for the end plug, it's Ford part # F4ZZ-6E086-A. There's one of those at each end of the later model heads (4 total per engine). That is a 5/8-11 thread if you just need a temporary plug....
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