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Re: Oil & Filter change

Posted: 13 May 2017, 16:14
by chris7ian
Anybody ever had a stuck sump plug? I've never had a problem remembering which way to tighten or loosen a bolt, regardless of it's orientation, so it's not that, but my sump plug simply won't budge :evil:

Re: Oil & Filter change

Posted: 13 May 2017, 16:21
by jrt
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Re: Oil & Filter change

Posted: 13 May 2017, 20:00
by nesty
nesty wrote:
crazyhorse wrote:Good luck with it, and please tell us how you did

Sure will do!

Oil change all done last week.

However, I think some idiot has overtighten my sump plug previously. I got a replacement sump plug, as former looked a bit worn. Had a bit of an issue starting the thread, when putting back in. I got it in ok. Though the winding in I thought would of been more fluid!
No leaks, though at the next oil change (probably 2018), maybe re-threading is required!

Re: Oil & Filter change

Posted: 13 May 2017, 21:04
by crazyhorse
nesty wrote:
nesty wrote:
crazyhorse wrote:Good luck with it, and please tell us how you did

Sure will do!

Oil change all done last week.

However, I think some idiot has overtighten my sump plug previously. I got a replacement sump plug, as former looked a bit worn. Had a bit of an issue starting the thread, when putting back in. I got it in ok. Though the winding in I thought would of been more fluid!
No leaks, though at the next oil change (probably 2018), maybe re-threading is required!

Good work

A simple job seldom goes smooth.

Something to look forward to next year eh.

Re: Oil & Filter change

Posted: 13 May 2017, 21:11
by nesty
Yes, along with the exhaust replacement in S/S!

Re: Oil & Filter change

Posted: 15 May 2017, 13:23
by chris7ian

Thanks, I just used a longer spanner than the Fisher Price I'd tried...