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Old 12-01-2007, 01:13 PM
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Hey there everybody. This is a KC 408 Stroker. There are two fittings like this. One, passenger side front, other driver side rear. Is one for oil pressure, and one for oil temperature? If so, which is which? What's the "T" shape plug for?

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That is a petcock for draining the coolant out of the block.
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That is a petcock for draining the coolant out of the block.
And very handy to have as well, I might add. The rest of us have to turn our blocks upside-down and shake them to get the coolant out.
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