Technical Car Experts Answers everything you need: location of freeze plug

The freeze Expansion plug.
This plug sits behind the power steering pump.

To remove this plug,take the 4 bolts out of the compressor, just take the compressor and rotate over to the passenger side of engine with the hoses still attached. Leave the p/s pump bolted to the aluminum bracket. Looking at the front of the big alum. braket, there are three long bolts, and one nut. Remove the bolts and the one nut. Now there is one 15 mm nut for the p/s pump bracket that is threaded to the bottom of engine lift hook. Take this nut off. Now just lay the entire bracket with the pump attach to the side. Then you should be able to remove freeze plug.
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Please Note:--- No need to remove power pulley off. The pump will come off with the bracket.

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Freeze plugs are installed in the block of your engine in part to prevent damage from coolant freezing in the block. Freeze plug will fail, most likely due to rust from the inside of the block.You will have to remove the engine or the transmission, or both,in order to replace the freeze plugs.
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Freeze plugs are located all the way around the sides and the back of the block. Sometimes freeze plugs are also located on the front of the block, in which case they will usually be behind the water pump or otherwise hidden by accessories. The engine is mostly Alumimium ,and freeze plug behind the motor.It cost approx $4 per plug.This is the black plastic part that is in the front center of the engine compartment. The round plug is sealed to the passenger side of the housing so when it does pop out this is due to the overheating.

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