Crush Washer Drain Plug at John Rencher blog

Crush Washer Drain Plug. (atf drain plug)], it always amazes me how it does take a bit more wrenching to achieve a given torque value. I would get a proper drain. The drain plug is a magnet and has a rubber seal built in. Its purpose is to create a tight seal so that oil. I read you can put the drain plug in a vice and remove the washer with a screw driver or whatever you find that works. This happened to me with an impala once. The general rule is to place the flat. The crush washer is a thin metal disc that sits between the drain plug and the oil pan. My 2000 has the oem drain plug no washer. The orientation of the crush washer does indeed matter when installing it during an oil change. I've had trouble this weekend getting the drain plug on our 2012 kia sportage to stop leaking after i changed the oil. Solution was to drain the new oil into a spotless and clean drain pan, add a crush.

I would get a proper drain. I read you can put the drain plug in a vice and remove the washer with a screw driver or whatever you find that works. (atf drain plug)], it always amazes me how it does take a bit more wrenching to achieve a given torque value. Solution was to drain the new oil into a spotless and clean drain pan, add a crush. My 2000 has the oem drain plug no washer. The drain plug is a magnet and has a rubber seal built in. Its purpose is to create a tight seal so that oil. This happened to me with an impala once. The orientation of the crush washer does indeed matter when installing it during an oil change. The crush washer is a thin metal disc that sits between the drain plug and the oil pan.

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Crush Washer Drain Plug The crush washer is a thin metal disc that sits between the drain plug and the oil pan. The general rule is to place the flat. The crush washer is a thin metal disc that sits between the drain plug and the oil pan. (atf drain plug)], it always amazes me how it does take a bit more wrenching to achieve a given torque value. I would get a proper drain. The drain plug is a magnet and has a rubber seal built in. Solution was to drain the new oil into a spotless and clean drain pan, add a crush. My 2000 has the oem drain plug no washer. The orientation of the crush washer does indeed matter when installing it during an oil change. This happened to me with an impala once. I read you can put the drain plug in a vice and remove the washer with a screw driver or whatever you find that works. I've had trouble this weekend getting the drain plug on our 2012 kia sportage to stop leaking after i changed the oil. Its purpose is to create a tight seal so that oil.