Freeze plugs behind the water pump

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Freeze plug removal.94" f-150 by an 11year old part 1 ...

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Pops from The Kidz show, takes apart a 94" f-150 just to get to one freeze plug on the driver side, on the ...

How To Replace Freeze Plugs - YouTube

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A basic tutorial on how to replace freeze plugs on an engine.

Replacing freeze plugs - YouTube

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When coolant goes bad you may find a freeze plug leaking. They usually rot from the inside out. So, when you ...

freeze plugs ( welsh plugs ) rust out and will leak water under pressure . they are replaceable with some difficulty-- working space required
water pumps will leak out a small hole under the housing behind the pulley to stop the leaking pump seal from putting water into the bearing-- replace is the only real fix as reconditioning is almost as expensive as a new pump
to find the leak have a pressure test done on the cooling system as it reveal where the leak is
if you have plastic radiator tanks then they are known to crack or even come loose of the cores
a pressure test will reveal all this

Water will pour out from a dislodged frost plug. You most likely have a leak from the water pump or intake manifold gasket. Also, check your heater hoses and water pump by pass hose for leaks.

most auto parts stores carry a variety of freeze plugs, they dont have a dealer part number they go by size

Yes there should be three plugs on each side of the block.

underneath the exhause manifold side of the block. Look lihe round silver plugs.

May be a freeze plug going bad

Remove the motor mount for another freeze plug is behind it

what this means is that you have a rusted out cylinder block core plug, some people call them freeze plugs (which is not what they are), since if one goes they are all ready to go it is best to replace them all, the problem is that it sounds like the one that went on your truck may be the one behind the trans bell housing, this of course means the trans must come out to replace the rear core plugs

freeze plugs will be located towards bottom of the engine. It could be the water pump, or a bad hose.