justYncredible

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just like the title says. i replacement the o-ring on the drain plug on my radiator from go autoworks (civic half core) but it seems that i may have a drip leak. but im looking for a better solution for a drain plug that will not leak. any suggestions?

Dark_Teg

Get an adapter that goes from the drain plug thread to a -6an and cap it with a -6 an cap. I have a -6an line running to my drain from the turbo. when i need to remove the line for some reason i put a -6an cap on. doesnt leak.

justYncredible

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something like this?
Dorman Radiator Drain Plug 61102- ReadReviews onDorman #61102

TheShodan

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You're running water lines aren't you? I thought you were with what you had? So, just do what Dark_Teg suggested but instead of capping it off, run it to the turbocharger.. Easy Peasy, nice and Breazy..

2kdrift

different radiators use different threads, make sure you get the correct size and pitch fitting... I think the AN is a great idea, you can easily cap it off and if you ever need a water line for turbo etc its available

boosted94gsr

Here is a pic of the -6an adapter I run on my tucked radiator. I think I paid $8 for it off eBay. Just make sure you get the correct thread size and pitch for your particular radiator.

justYncredible

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thanks for the info guys. comes to find out that i had to turn the drain plug a 1/4 turn to stop it from leaking.