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Old Feb 28, 2008 | 01:54 AM
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dose anyone know if the oil pan drain plug on the intense site will fit my car? mines been stripped for a while and it leaks oil from the plug.
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Old Feb 28, 2008 | 08:12 AM
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Yes... I have the same one in my 95... This Plug will work for the Series II Engines

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Old Feb 28, 2008 | 12:03 PM
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ok thank you!
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well... its to big to fit in the hole... so... i guess it dosent fit all series ii, guess ill have it leaking for another 3,000 miles doh!
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well... its to big to fit in the hole... so... i guess it dosent fit all series ii, guess ill have it leaking for another 3,000 miles doh!
Does it have a different thread than yours? If you have a Fine thread Drain plug I would have to say its not the original oil pan..

Is the 10th didget of you vin an " * "

I have a 1994 Build on my 95 Bonneville and it uses the coarse thread drain plug... Friends 95 Grand am uses the same plug as well..

The series I oil pan is fine thread, and the Series II pan is a coarse thread... so I am a little confused...lol

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yes the 10th letter is an *
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I am just not sure why you have a fine threaded oil pan.. Kinda has me at a loss...lol

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I'm surprised to see the fine (english/imperial) threaded plug on an L36 as well. It should be metric like all the other S2'*.
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yea my car is werid... bummer 7 bucks down the drain grrrr
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Was that your pan, or your plug that was stripped? If it'* your pan, why not just drill and tap it - conversely, is it possible to throw a die to the drain plug?
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