It is always better to restore the stripped drain pan back to its original size with a steel insert.
If the threads on the drain plug are stripped and the pan threads are good, you can just replace the drain plug. More often though, the threads in the oil pan that the drain plug screws into are what get stripped. If it's the oil pan, there are still a number of pretty simple options: There are oversized plugs you can buy, rethreading kits with inserts or self-tapping plugs. And there are rubber expanding plugs that are almost foolproof. It is your choice as to how you want to fix it. Go to your local auto parts store and look at your options. Whatever you do, do not use a silicone sealer to fix it.
If it is a plastic radiator and it is stripped, no, if it is metal yes.
The plug unscrews by turning it counter-clockwise. Take the stripped plug to a good auto parts store. There are oversized, self-tapping plugs available, but they will need to match yours up to the correct replacement.
No, mine's fine, thanks.
Is it just the oil plug that's stripped or is it the oil pan? If it's only the plug, get a new one from the dealer or a local part store (they are quite cheap). If it's your oil pan, then that's a pain. You'll probably have to put in a self tapping oversized plug or replace the oil pan. I would stay away from those cheap rubber oil plug replacement kits that fit in with a plastic screwdriver.
Over tightening the drain plug.
its either stripped or someone did it.
take it to a radiator shop
You have a few options. I it is not stripped just replace the gasket. If the threads are stripped or cross threaded, you need to have it repaired at a welding shop. They can easily fix this problem. Purchase a new drain plug and seek out a good shop.
Easy. Unscrew it with the appropriate socket wrench (17mm I think). If you mean replace a stripped plug, then fortunately on an aircooled VW engine, the entire oil drain plate can be replaced. These can be easily be ordered and it comes with a new plug in the center and is attached with 6 srcews on the periphery (not included, reuse the old ones.) Don't over torque the plug or the plate screws!
Probably just the gasket on the plug (if it's tight). Make sure the plug isn't stripped.
The oil drain plug seal is located on the oil drain plug itseft. So Next time you have your oil change. Since the oil drain plug is going to be out to drain oil then replace the seal with a new one. The seal goes right on the plug itseft. easy job.