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Old 08-11-2020, 09:03 AM   #8 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by crazy4oldcars View Post
The metallic could be casting flash (waggles hand back and forth) or maybe a galley plug, similar to some of the old Ford freeze plugs.
Of the 2, I would lean more towards the galley plug. I can't imagine places where flash that thick would see forces strong enough the break them off. For sure, no machinist is going to leave chips that size on a shipping part. Inspection would have his ***.


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The C7 Vette's had a major problem with machining chips left in the motor. It was required that Chevy did the first oil change so that they could inspect the oil. A few people lost motors because of it.
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