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$3.15: Dorman 65430 Oil Drain Plug Pilot Point M12-1.75, Head Size 15mm
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Amazon [amazon.com] has Dorman 65430 Oil Drain Plug Pilot Point M12-1.75, Head Size 15mm for $3.15.
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$3.15 lower (50% savings) than the previous price of $6.30
Customer reviews:
4.8⭐ / 905 global ratings
500+ bought in past month
About this Item:
- Direct replacement - this engine oil drain plug is designed to match the fit and function of an original equipment plug on specified vehicles
- Ideal solution - engineered to replace a missing or damaged plug and help ensure a secure seal
- Durable construction - designed and manufactured to strict specifications for reliable performance
- Trustworthy quality - backed by a team of product experts in the United States and more than a century of automotive experience
- Ensure fit - to make sure this part fits your exact vehicle, input your make, model and trim level into the garage tool
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I get everybody drives a car, but why is this in the "popular" section taking up space when there's far better deals that are more pertinent to people than this, and yet get far less attention than this?
How does something that has currently 8 thumbs up and 12 posts get in the popular section?🤔
They don't have just one guy to support it, they have a WHOLE TEAM of drain bolt experts! I can't wait to talk to them for all of my drain bolt needs.
If your drain plug is missing then you can use this to put on your seized engine before tuning it in to get your core charge back. Isn't that ideal?
Lol I feel like someone on the interweb will see this and believe it. Honorable mentions are: use loctite, use impact gun, use one step bigger socket to round the bolt head. 😂
Same here. Great if you have a top mount filter.
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This ad caught me by surprise. Are deals on drain bolts really needed? 😄
Does the oil just drain out slower or what's the cause of the extended timeline?
Part of me thinks that overall timeline may still match up closely, as you aren't having to locate your tools for the job or put them away when you're done.
Part of me thinks that overall timeline may still match up closely, as you aren't having to locate your tools for the job or put them away when you're done.
and honestly a lot of times other service is due, like tire rotation.
I don't understand. The bolt doesn't seal, the washer does. If the bolt isn't tightening enough to crush the washer it would be a bigger issue. The Honda bond is to re seal the perimeter of the pan when changing it. An oil pan is likely $30-50, the rest is labor.
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could try tapping it and installing a bigger plug.
not sure how hard it is to replace the drain pan, but that might be the cheapest and most straight forward fix.
get another mechanic's opinion.