What kind of drain plug for plastic oil pan?
I like Fumoto drain plug/valves quite a bit (have them on other vehicles) and the Fumoto website shows their F107 series fits my truck, but have seen conflicting information elsewhere. Has anyone here used a Fumoto valve with the plastic oil pan?
How to remove drain plug from Mercedes Benz?
To remove the plug use the 13mm wrench or socket and turn the bolt counterclockwise. Please note that it is easy to confuse the direction that you need to turn the drain plug.
What kind of drain plug for Ford truck?
I did crawl under the truck to confirm my early 2018 model year build has the black plastic oil pan and yellow drain plug. I like Fumoto drain plug/valves quite a bit (have them on other vehicles) and the Fumoto website shows their F107 series fits my truck, but have seen conflicting information elsewhere.
Are there oil drain plugs for washers and gaskets?
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Where can I get an oversized oil drain plug?
In some cases, an oversized oil drain plug will cut new threads to help you avoid replacing the entire oil pan. Before you commit to an oil pan repair, pick up an oil drain plug from O’Reilly Auto Parts.
Where is the drain plug on a car?
Filter your results by entering your Year, Make, Model to ensure you find the parts that fit your vehicle. The oil drain plug is typically located on the bottom of the engine on the oil pan. It is used to drain the oil from your pan during an oil change.
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Why are oil drain plugs bad for the engine?
Because it is common to over tighten plugs and they are used over and over again, most plugs in use today have been compromised due to thread stretch and deformation. Not only is this bad for the engine if oil is lost, reusing a plug eventually damages the oil drain pan threads.