oil pan drain plug
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the plug is striped and i cant find one that will fit, id rather not go drilling around down there really, i guess im stuck putting oil in every week or so :( i just got an odd duck out or something iunno
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No you don't have to let it leak. It'* one of two plugs:
(Info from my Rock Auto Botched Order topic)
Every auto parts store has these on the shelf in either size. Yours is one or the other. I would expect yours to be the metric, but stranger things have happened.
2.) "337 65371 Oil Drain Plug". This is the incorrect plug for the Supercharged motor from 91-95. This Dorman part number is for the 95-current L36 3800 NON-supercharged which uses an M12-1.75 thread. Your listing is incorrect (and I ordered assuming it was correct). Upon further digging, it should be:
DORMAN Part # 65202 {AutoGrade Hardware Pilot Point Thread Size 1/2"-20 Under-Head Length 7/8" Head Size 9/16" Head Style Flanged Hex}
1/2-20
(This is the correct drain plug for the L67 Series 1 Supercharged engine from 91-95)
Can you please send me this correct plug?
DORMAN Part # 65202 {AutoGrade Hardware Pilot Point Thread Size 1/2"-20 Under-Head Length 7/8" Head Size 9/16" Head Style Flanged Hex}
1/2-20
(This is the correct drain plug for the L67 Series 1 Supercharged engine from 91-95)
Can you please send me this correct plug?
Every auto parts store has these on the shelf in either size. Yours is one or the other. I would expect yours to be the metric, but stranger things have happened.
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