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Was draining the block today, on my 2003 Merc. 4.3L MPI, and the blue drain vent petcock thing broke off. I need to figure out how to remove the remnants of the plug without dinging up the threads. The plug seemed rather stuck. None of the others gave me any problems.
This has to be a pretty common thing- can anyone please give me some pointers? At least it's on the top front of the engine, relatively easy to get to.
I'm wondering, too if it would be easier to work on if I pulled the housing. Never done that before, and I don't have the engine service manual.
I think it's manual #32.
So, (hint, hint) if anyone might know where I can "find" a loose copy of this, I wouldn't exactly be annoyed of somone helped me out here, or at least gave me their experience in dealing with this problem.
TIA
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Condition Description: Used, in very good condition
Returns:
Returns are allowed only if the item is defective or if we made a mistake in the listing. Returns are allowed for 14 days only (used items) or 30 days (new items). Buyer is responsible for all return shipping costs and for ensuring proper packaging. Buyer must contact us via email before returning any item and obtain an RMA (Return Merchandise Authorization) number. Buyer is responsible for doing his own research to ensure purchase of the correct part. Returns are not allowed due to purchase of incorrect part or change of mind. All returns are subject to a 15% restocking fee unless the item was defective or we made a mistake in the listing. All returned parts found to be tampered with/modified/damaged or incomplete will not be refunded. more
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Loosen and slide clamp back. Remove and drain long hose at thermostat housing. more
2. Change Motor Oil and Oil Filter:
On models so equipped, remove the lower water hose from the power steering cooler. If cooler is mounted horizontally, remove one water hose (A) from oil cooler, loosen mounting bolt (B), and tip oil cooler downward to drain.
Do not run engine out of fuel. The electric fuel pumps will be damaged. more