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Old 05-11-2008, 02:27 PM
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Default Removing old greddy oil drain

Refresh my memory here. I'm going to remove my around the motor oil line. I don't have the foggiest recollection of what used to be at the oil drain port on the pass side of the motor behind the alternator. Does a bolt thread in? If so, what's the size so I can pick a plug up. Thanks.
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A rubber cap goes over the oil drain port.I have no idea what the size is.
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I still have that rubber cap for the day i do the same. I dont think you can thread in a bolt. You can buy caps at napa then just tighten it down wiht a clamp.
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just buy a cap the same size as the drain line. it's just a barb.
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lol. How do you think of all these odd avatars Braineack?
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lol. How do you think of all these odd avatars Braineack?
cause that movie rocks lol
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The mazda OEM cap is like $4 from the dealership.
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Well since I'm at work now I can look it up.
Yes, it literally is just a rubber plug held on by a clamp. I'm trying to determine if that's really cool, or if it's really ghetto.
The plug is part # B660-10-328 and retails $6.85. The spring clamp retails $3, but I'll get a $1 SS worm clamp instead.

Thanks fellas. And thanks for the PM Bruce.
Now I need to locate the tap.


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