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Where is the drain plug on an Isuzu Axiom?
Driver side of engine above the support for the wheel in a concealed area. When you drain the oil spills on the support and splashes.. an oversized flat container is recommended
How does 94 drain plug work?
A drain plug is just a bolt used to plug a hole preventing liquid flow from that hole.
Where is the transmission drain plug on a 2002 ranger?
Automatic transmissions used on Fords do not have a drain plug in the transmission pan
98 civic hx with a stripped pan plug you have used two oversized self tapping plugs but they are leaking what options do you have?
where you bought the oversized plugs you should be able to get a proper rubber/steel washer to put on the plug and help with sealing.
What is a drain plug gasket?
A drain plug gasket is a washer type device made of plastic or other non porous material and is used between the drain plug and the oil pan to prevent leakage when the drain plug does not fit snugly in the oil pan
Where is the drain plug on a kia sorrento?
Transmission drain plug 2011 drain plug
What size wrench is used to remove oil drain plug on 2000 Chrysler LHS?
The factory plug used a 13mmThe factory plug used a 13mm
Where would you find the plug for gas tank on 1996 Chevy Silverado?
Sorry, But there is no drain plug in any gas tanks. Ford Chevy dodge no 1 used a drain plug.
How does the drain plug come off on 1997 lumina?
Oil drain plug? Turn counterclockwise.Oil drain plug? Turn counterclockwise.
How do you Drain oil in a 2005 Dodge Sprinter van?
Through the drain plug in the bottom.Through the drain plug in the bottom.
Where is the drain plug on a 1986 Mercury Topaz?
Drain plug for what?
How can you remove a frozen oil drain plug in a car?
An impact wrench can be used to remove a frozen oil drain plug in a car. If the drain plug is frozen due to the weather, the best thing to do is to put the car in a heated garage for a few hours.
