Installed a fitting into secondary turbo oil drain connection in block in preparation of putting in a centrifuge.
Used this method to remove the plug from side of engine block:
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Used a magnet to make sure nothing metallic went into block. There is a ledge just inside that will catch anything just in case. Started out using wire brush while plug was in and wiping it down a lot as well before removing plug.
Used this fitting which includes cap:
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Says up to 2007 Cummins 6.7, but fit my 2016 6.7 just fine.
Drain plug fitting only needs to be tapped in and once in its not going anywhere. Cap is included to tap it in as well as close it back up till you're ready to use it. This video helps show how to put in.
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Am fabricating now a mount with drain connection to be hooked up to this now installed fitting. Centrifuge will sit on top. Will post more as I go.