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Leaking Coolant From Welsh Plug

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#1

I would like your thoughts on this I have a fg g6e turbo 08 build, noticed loosing coolant from reservoir looked around and noticed seaping out of welsh plug in front of turbo,down block from welsh plug, is this a easy repair or will engine need to come out, your thoughts pleasepost-610-0-78956600-1384170379.jpgpost-610-0-45087900-1384170395.jpg

#2
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I would like your thoughts on this I have a fg g6e turbo 08 build, noticed loosing coolant from reservoir looked around and noticed seaping out of welsh plug in front of turbo,down block from welsh plug, is this a easy repair or will engine need to come out, your thoughts please.

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#3

I would like your thoughts on this I have a fg g6e turbo 08 build, noticed loosing coolant from reservoir looked around and noticed seaping out of welsh plug in front of turbo,down block from welsh plug, is this a easy repair or will engine need to come out, your thoughts please.

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#4

One thread is enough mate,

Engine in repair for that one. Not an "easy" task due to location but 100% doable.

My concern would be the condition of the other welsh plugs. What coolant are you using?

Are you engine earth straps connected properly?

#5

Off Topic and noob question but aren't they called Welch Plugs?

#6

Not in Wales!

#7

Orroit me bovver

#8

What a PITA of a job. Leave it to the professionals.

Is this a common problem with the newer generations of Ford's I6? E series yes but I've never heard of a B series or FG having this issue before. Usually something else goes first lol

Edited by _Velocity_

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