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They certainly plugged that hole.
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I'd install a spark plug wire just for the next person who does an oil change.
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Once, when a vacuum test port bolt on the intake manifold came out of my Spitfire while on the road (and the car was running horrible) I did a MacGiver by duct taping a quarter over the hole. Wasn't pretty but it got me home.