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Step1. Clean the oil pan before installation, making sure there isn't excess oil around the area or in the threads.
Step2. Thread the main plug into the hole, a few threads forward and then a few back. Once the main plug bottoms out, remove it slowly and then use some brake cleaner to clean loose thread material.
Step3. Use T-socket wrench, tighten the plug with a torque of around 14ft-lbf.
Step4. After installing the main plug, screw on the piggyback plug.
Note: When you need to remove little piggyback plug for oil drain, remember to use a wrench to hold the main bolt stationary.
Customer
2025-08-08 13:34:43
Their filter for my 2007 Suzuki Bandit was perfect. The plug is a perfect fit. It screwed in easily. I’m greatly relieved to fix my leak. High quality, extra o rings. Great product.
Erick Soto
2025-07-31 10:12:15
So far it worked fine when installing, followed all the directions and torque specs. Time will tell how durable this is and I will definitely update this review on the next oil change.No leaks after 2k miles. Saved me over 700$ repairs.
kevin danzo
2025-07-18 18:08:19
Worked perfectly
BAE
2025-02-02 15:32:17
High quality and very easy to use. Used it to replace the stripped drain bolt on an aluminum radiator.
Andrew B MacKenzie
2025-02-01 12:33:37
Shortly after purchasing my 2006 Yamaha V-star, I discovered a slow oil leak at the drain plug. After removing the plug I found that the previous owner had stripped the female threads in the casing. While researching a way to fix it I found this oversized plug and decided to give it a try. It worked exactly as advertised. It was very easy to install and eliminated my leak, which after removing the drain plug originally, had become a steady drip.
MT Mama
2024-12-25 17:21:29
My oil drain plug got stripped and this fit perfect.
Boise customer
2024-11-26 11:44:47
The major thread diameter was 0.4 - 0.5 mm larger than the OEM drain bolt on my 2012 Honda Odyssey, which was perfect. I was paranoid about cross-threading the new plug but after lining it up with the help of a deep socket I was able to get it started in the old threads and twist it in. The bolt flange looked perfectly flush with the oil pan so I'm calling it a complete success. I'll keep an eye out for oil leaks and revise my glowing review if needed.
Luis maldonado
2024-11-23 10:26:21
Install was good. Was able to torque the plug and did not feel like it was going to strip again. Only time will tell how long the o-ring will last
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