Help Unplugged hole in engine (GJ72A)

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    Hi all, i discovered this hole on the right hand side of my engine because a tiny amount of steam or smoke was coming out. Is it supposed to be unplugged and have steam coming from it?

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    gotcha, here it is

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    Is hole threaded?
     
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    Murdo The Good Doctor Staff Member Contributing Member Ride and Events Crew

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    It is a drain hole for the area around the spark plugs. Make sure it is clear right through to centre plug on both sides. Use a piece of welding wire or brushcutter cord pushed through and a torch to see if clear.
     
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    there's supposed to be a plug there like the other 2 at the top. I used an old chain linkage that I found lying on the floor of my garage as a replacement
     

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