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Old Dec 23, 2009 | 12:01 AM
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Can anybody tell me what these tubes are called? I need to change them so that I can add the LS1 intake on the LM7 engine.

Also. does anybody know what's suppose to go here? This is an LM7 engine. I know that's not the crank sensor since it's located on the back of the block, next to the starter.
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Can anybody tell me what these tubes are called? I need to change them so that I can add the LS1 intake on the LM7 engine.

Also. does anybody know what's suppose to go here? This is an LM7 engine. I know that's not the crank sensor since it's located on the back of the block, next to the starter.
The first picture appears to be the coolant air bleed pipe. The second picture is hard to see. Is the hole threaded? If so, I believe that is an oil galley plug.
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Yup, it's threaded. So I just have to plug that up?
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The first picture appears to be the coolant air bleed pipe. The second picture is hard to see. Is the hole threaded? If so, I believe that is an oil galley plug.
Oil galley plug: 11588959
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