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  1. cucvrus

    CUCV in Alaska

    That freeze plug/expansion plug hole is the center one on the drivers side. Just brave it and go up there and punch it out. The warmer the coolant the more dangerous it gets. I recommend doing it with a cold engine. Really no other way to drain the block. I use the coolant one because I think it...
  2. cucvrus

    CUCV in Alaska

    https://www.steelsoldiers.com/threads/1986-cucv-m1009-decade-after-being-wrecked.173878/page-19 I have always installed the water jacket style block heater. This is what GM supplied from the factory during the diesel run back in the late 70's - 1990's. Always worked and actually if left in the...
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