Rubber Oil Drain Plug

It is used to drain the oil from your pan during an oil change.

Rubber oil drain plug.

Several companies make a rubber oil drain plug that fit into the oil pan opening and expands as you tighten the hex nut. M14 x 1 50 thread size. Needa parts engine oil drain plug 652156. Needa parts 652016 5 8 rubber oil drain plug.

To purchase an expanding rubber oil. If the bolt or oil pan have been cross threaded you may need a new oil drain plug. Yeah they ll get you out of a jamb. Or m12 to m18.

Free in store or curbside pick up. Expanding rubber oil drain plug. 5 0 out of 5 stars 7. 10mm 14mm magnetic oil drain plug by eco plug the only threadless magnetic drain plug for steel oil pans.

Use a tap and die set to create fresh threads a few inches away from the existing. Only 17 left in stock more on the way. Sku 257118 2. As a bonus the valve usually offers a nipple to attach a rubber drain hose for future oil changes.

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Free shipping on your first order shipped by amazon. If the oil drain plug and gasket appear fine but the opening in the engine oil pan has damaged threads consider creating a new opening in the pan. Universal sizing installs in seconds easily removed permanently. The oil drain plug is typically located on the bottom of the engine on the oil pan.

Sku 256839 2. 39 list price 12 99 12. They re a temporary fix. Get it as soon as tue aug 18.

They re cheap but they don t last. If you notice a leak at the oil plug in some cases it can be as simple as replacing the gasket. Needa parts 652006 1 2 rubber oil drain plug. After a quick trip to the store for 5 quarts of oil and a funnel and a final tightening of the rubber plug a rubber plug does not have threads so it is basically shoved into the oil pan drain he was on his way filled with fear that the plug would simply fall out drain all the oil ruin the engine and leave him stranded on the side of the road.