What is this hole for??? HELP!

Originally Posted by jhop869986

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cat sniper ???

[Springbok]

Originally Posted by cruisinkruty

measure the hole and put a cup style freeze plug in there or one of the rubber plugs that has a nut in the center,when you tighten the nut the plug expands

Something like this, but make sure it doesn't dip down too far into the crankcase and hit something. Make sure your motor can still rotate after you install:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/1-1-4-Rubber...5Sc7gv&vxp=mtr

[cruisinkruty]

Yup springbok,thats it

[jiminpa]

access is very limited without tearing a bunch of stuff off. I was able to put a plastic plug in that fits snug. Not sure I can tighten a bolt on a rubber softplug. If the plastic plug does not stay, I may resort to spraying the hole clean with brake-clean and taking a cork that fits and coating it with JB-Weld and dropping it in. Because I know I never need to open it again and I am fairly confident that JB-Weld will stick and do the job with the cork.

[jdgriner]

I'd says it's a low oil sensor.... You probably have the plug hanging around somewhere

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[meimk]

Originally Posted by jdgriner

I'd says it's a low oil sensor.... You probably have the plug hanging around somewhere

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He's got the oil level sensor, though it's not hooked up in his picture. You can see it under the belt in his original pic. He's asking about the empty hole that can be seen above the belt in his pic. In your picture it would be hidden behind the adjustment bracket for the starter / generator. I'm thinking one of those expanding rubber plugs for a pop bottle (or wine bottle?) might be about the right size. Something like this: http://www.ebay.com/itm/4-Wine-Bottl...t/352006164981
But I could swear I've seen something like it at Walmart or Dollar Tree. As I said I can get you the actual size tomorrow.

[jdgriner]

I'll look again as soon as I get home

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[meimk]

The hole in question measures 3/4".

[jdgriner]

cough cough..........

thread with plug part number,

http://www.buggiesgonewild.com/gas-c...aking-oil.html

[jiminpa]

I solve the problem using J-B Weld putty. I cleaned the hole with brake clean and formed a ball a little larger than the hole with the J-B Weld putty and carefully pressed it about halfway in. Can't imagine it ever coming out.