cylinder head pressure plug 94 150rude

[illfixit]

I had tiny leakage where those plugs are and i tried to turn one to make sure its snug and i noticed it was stripped. i pulled the part number its 0332135 but i cant find it anywhere. (2 plastic "cylinder head pressure tap plugs") I was wondering if anyone can help me find the replacement parts or the appropriate screw size. I thought about spraying locktite on it and putting it back but that dont sound too safe to me. The threads are kind of worn, otherwise i could put it on the wax comparator at work to get thread space and OD of screw. Hopefully someone can just tell me where to get it. Or what size screw-plug it is. thx in advance\

[ChampioNman]

Huh????

[Sportwin]

That's what I say, huh?

Can you give a better description of what you are calling a cylinder head pressure plug?

[Danrude]

After reading it several times I think he is referring to a Thermostat Plug. The part number given appears to be the correct number. A model serial # would help. any authorized BRP dealer can get it. or order it from C&O.

[illfixit]

Sorry man, thats what its called on the brp parts list. if u go to the brp site evinrude/1994/150/e150glera/cylinder crankcase(diagram) its number 11 on the diagram. Ill try the place mentioned and see if they have that part number. Its not the thermostat, but just to the left of it(if on strbrd side) on the cylinder head. I think you can remove the plug and hook maybe awaterpressure test kit to the site im talkin about. I know theres probably an easyier way to describe what im talkin about i just aint that smart. i've called several dealers and they dont know what im talkin about by part number or description. But ill call the place listed in the response. Thanks again

[ChampioNman]

Pressure tap plug. Take some teflon tape and wrap it around the threads and re-install it. You should be good to go.

[illfixit]

will do. Thanks

[Sportwin]

I'm not sure but it is probably 1/8" NPT threads. You could purchase a brass pipe plug and use teflon tape if the plastic one refuses to stop leaking.

[illfixit]

thx man, on my way to the hardware store now.