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Old 01-10-2007, 07:04 PM
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I am looking at a '99 Durango tomorrow. Owner said that one of the freeze plugs are leaking. He had some replaced before but a different one is leaking now. I know the part is cheap &I have replaced them in older cars but I'm thinking access may be a problem with the Durango. How easy are they to get to and how much would I have to pay someone to replace it??

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Old 01-10-2007, 07:07 PM
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The ones at the front of the engine are relatively easy to replace, however there are a few on the back of the engine that require the tranny to be separated, and i think there are one or two that required the engine to be pulled $$

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Thanks, I just sent the owner an e-mail asking where it is leaking. If he says the rear of the engine, I'll tell him to fix it, or I'll pass.
 
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your welcome.

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He said that the leaking plug is on the side of the engine. What am I looking at, $$, if I don't replace it myself??
 
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I'd look at a different D personally usually when one goes the rest are soon to follow at least from what I've seen on other posts around here...
 



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