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2000 - 2001 Dodge Neon Steel Expansion Plug Cup Type 1 1/4 Inch SC, Height 0.300 Inch (part#555-024)
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Brand: Dorman - Autograde
Advance Auto Parts Part#: 16140183
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Advance Auto Parts Part#: 16140183
Suitable vehicles: Click to find if this product can be used with your vehicle:
- Dodge
- Neon
- 2001
- 2001 Dodge Neon (2.0L 122CI L4 FI VIN: C)
- 2000
- 2000 Dodge Neon (2.0L 122CI L4 FI VIN: C)
- 2001
- Neon
Dorman’s Engine Expansion Plugs are available in multiple styles, including Cup Type, Pilot Seal, Reverse Taper, Concave, Quick-Seal® Rubber and Quick-Seal ® Copper. Our uniquely designed Pilot Seal Expansion Plug ensures a leak-proof fit. We also offer Engine Expansion Plug Kits.
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Product Features:
- Many sizes available
- Conveniently available in packs of different quantities
- Constructed from high quality steel, copper, brass, or rubber
- Dorman’s Engine Expansion Plugs are constructed to strict engineering quality standards
| Material: | Steel |
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Comments about Dorman - Autograde Steel Expansion Plug Cup Type 1 1/4 Inch SC, Height 0.300 Inch:
every part book says that the 555-024 is right but its too small you need 555-030
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I have a 97 Eagle Talon Esi. Its the 420a motor. Non Turbo. And as soon as I poor coolant in it drain out the back of he engine well on the firewall side it's Fwd. So it can't be the water pump so would it be the expansion plug I was told it probably rusted out. Cuz the cars a 97.Asked on 5/26/2011 by Buddy shaw from Owosso, MI1 answer
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Expansion plugs can cause coolant loss if they go bad, but we can not properly diagnose why you are losing coolant in your vehicle without the presence.Answered on 6/15/2011 by Just Ask Jacob! from AAP
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why will this plug # 555-024 not fit my 1998 ram 1500 4x2 :5.2L 318CI V8 FI VIN: Y it takes a #555-030 to fitAsked on 10/17/2010 by Benny from MS1 answer
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555-030 is about .5 inches larger than 555-024. That is why it will not fit.Answered on 10/18/2010 by Mike the master of auto parts from AAP
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what causes plug to rust through.Asked on 9/12/2010 by Anonymous1 answer
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Old coolant and just time can cause these plugs to rust.Answered on 9/18/2010 by Kevin from AAP
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i have a 2000 dodge durango an when i run the a/c if the truck is in motion the air is cold but if the truck is idle it blows out hot air an starts to overheat...i replaced the radiator,and the thermostat...what could be causing this?Asked on 6/22/2010 by Anonymous1 answer
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The two main causes that I can think of is either the fan that moves air across the condenser is not working properly or you are low on freon.Answered on 6/24/2010 by Mike from AAP
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where is this part located on a 2000 dodge durango and how do you replace themAsked on 6/22/2010 by Anonymous1 answer
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The expansion plugs are all around on the engine block. They need to be knocked out and then hammered in. The skill level that is needed to perform this task is high. I recommend you take this vehicle to mechanic.Answered on 6/22/2010 by Kevin from AAP
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does this item stop the lose of cooliantAsked on 6/21/2010 by Anonymous1 answer
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Expansion plugs can cause coolant loss if they go bad, but we can not properly diagnose why you are losing coolant in your vehicle.Answered on 6/22/2010 by Mike from AAP
Q:
is this what they call a freeze plugAsked on 4/28/2010 by joe from ashland,ky1 answer
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Yes this is also called a Freeze Plug.Answered on 4/29/2010 by Kevin from AAP
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