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Where is the Freeze plug dodge van 2500?

Freeze plugs, also known as core plugs, in a Dodge 2500 van are located in several places, typically in the engine block and transmission (if it's a separate transmission, not integrated like some newer vehicles). There isn't one single location. They are usually found on the sides of the engine block, sometimes on the bottom, and possibly on the transmission case.

To find them, you'll need:

* Your van's year and engine type: The exact location will vary depending on the year of manufacture and the specific engine installed. This information is crucial.

* A repair manual: A service manual specific to your year and model Dodge 2500 will show you the exact locations of all the freeze plugs. This is the best way to find them.

* Careful inspection: Once you've located the engine and transmission, you'll need to look closely at the surfaces for round, slightly recessed metal plugs.

Without knowing the year and engine, I cannot give you precise locations. Attempting to locate freeze plugs without a repair manual is strongly discouraged. You risk damaging other engine components.

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