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frontpagephoinix | Staff posted Sep 10, 2025 02:06 PM
frontpagephoinix | Staff posted Sep 10, 2025 02:06 PM

Dorman Oil Drain Plug Pilot Point M14-1.50, 13mm Head Size (65324)

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Amazon has Dorman Oil Drain Plug Pilot Point M14-1.50, 13mm Head Size (65324) on sale for $2.75 - 20% clip coupon on the page = $2.20. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.

Thanks to Deal Hunter phoinix for sharing this deal.
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Written by SaltyOne | Staff
  • Refer to the Manufacturers Page for compatible models.
  • Rated 4.7 out of 5 stars from customer reviews.
  • At the time of this posting, our research indicates that this is $3.08 lower than the next best comparable online prices starting from $5.28.
  • Don't have Amazon Prime? Students can get a free 6-Month Amazon Prime trial with free 2-day shipping, unlimited video streaming & more.
  • If you're not a student, there's also a free 1-Month Amazon Prime trial available.

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Sep 10, 2025 07:39 PM
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dakwoodsSep 10, 2025 07:39 PM
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Decent non-magnetic plugs with molded rubber seal ring, eliminates the potential of dropping/losing copper crush washers. 13mm drive hex head. Worth keeping a couple of these if they fit your vehicle's oil pan spec for future DIY changes.
Yesterday 06:02 PM
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desynergyYesterday 06:02 PM
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That moment when you try to put this in and realize at one of your oil changes, they stripped it and rethreaded it using a bigger plug. It happens a lot.
Yesterday 07:39 PM
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oharag1Yesterday 07:39 PM
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Thanks OP bought two seems to fit my 2015 Durango. Keep a couple just in case.
Yesterday 09:29 PM
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fsu67Yesterday 09:29 PM
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I would but I don't like the 13mm, I always buy the 16mm. it's harder to strip a 16mm head.
Today 02:24 AM
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Tt2chainToday 02:24 AM
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Quote from fsu67 :
I would but I don't like the 13mm, I always buy the 16mm. it's harder to strip a 16mm head.
How you would strip it? ~30ft lb at most for oil pan plug and you change it out fairly frequent.
Today 02:26 AM
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SoukaToday 02:26 AM
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Quote from fsu67 :
I would but I don't like the 13mm, I always buy the 16mm. it's harder to strip a 16mm head.
if the bolt head is being stripped (rounded I assume you meant) it's because:
  1. over torqued
  2. incorrect wrench used
  3. the person working on car shouldn't
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JusthathoughtToday 02:42 AM
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Quote from fsu67 :
I would but I don't like the 13mm, I always buy the 16mm. it's harder to strip a 16mm head.
Use the correct socket and you won't strip it

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Today 02:44 AM
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MaroonTent131Today 02:44 AM
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waiting for my car to be finished late one sunday evening at Walmart ... the crew was running around like Crazy... they had Lost the plug to someones oil pan.. NO auto parts places were open... Next day, I bought a Spare plug, put in my glove box.....
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SplendidBanana6138Today 03:40 AM
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Quote from Justhathought :
Quote from fsu67
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I would but I don't like the 13mm, I always buy the 16mm. it's harder to strip a 16mm head.
Use the correct socket and you won't strip it
I would add that if you're working with your dad's or granddad's (or really cheap) sockets, that might be the problem. 13mm might not be enough if you're working with old sockets were corner drive where as anything from the last couple decades are flank drive.
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SplendidBanana6138Today 03:59 AM
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Quote from SplendidBanana6138 :
Quote from Justhathought
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Quote from fsu67
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I would but I don't like the 13mm, I always buy the 16mm. it's harder to strip a 16mm head.
Use the correct socket and you won't strip it
I would add that if you're working with your dad's or granddad's (or really cheap) sockets, that might be the problem. Old sockets were corner drive where as anything from the last couple decades are flank drive.
Great story! Note to self: don't go to Walmart for tire installation anytime when autoparts stores may close. I brought in $400 in Bluetooth TPMS sensors for our new-to-us winter wheels when buying snow tires.

I like these guys and the counter folks, but they threw the OEM black plastic caps (black rims) in the trash and installed chrome plated caps instead.
Hey, I enjoy the youthful look as much as the next middle aged guy, but galvanic corrosion can fuse the caps to the aluminum valve stems over time or when exposed to salts (AMHIK). They couldn't or wouldn't find the OEM caps, so I bought some OEM style replacement (that probably won't last).

I always bring a breaker bar, torque wrench, and lug socket for the parking lot after a wheel service, and I'm always really glad I did. The one time I forgot cost me a pair of front rotors.
Today 04:29 AM
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brockenToday 04:29 AM
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Do my own changes, keep the cars for 10 years so probably do 40+ changes on each car, never ever bought a replacement plug, had any leaks and never stripped or rounded off the flats using correct tools to a reasonable torque.
Today 04:49 AM
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GiraffasaurusToday 04:49 AM
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Quote from brocken :
Do my own changes, keep the cars for 10 years so probably do 40+ changes on each car, never ever bought a replacement plug, had any leaks and never stripped or rounded off the flats using correct tools to a reasonable torque.
Crush washers are supposed to be replaced every change.
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SeanD1497Today 08:29 AM
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Fits my Ridgeline, grabbing a couple just in case, although the stock head is 17mm. I change my oil so I'm not worried about stripping a smaller head, but I might still manage to lose the original plug via Murphy's law.
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jimatesToday 09:00 AM
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Quote from Giraffasaurus :
Crush washers are supposed to be replaced every change.
these don't have crush washers. The rubber o-ring is attached to the plug. I buy this type of plug. If it gets to where the rubber sticks to the pan and comes off the bolt I will replace it. Or after lots of use if the rubber gets pretty flat and looks like it isn't doing it's job.

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Today 09:04 AM
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GiraffasaurusToday 09:04 AM
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Quote from jimates :
these don't have crush washers. The rubber o-ring is attached to the plug. I buy this type of plug. If it gets to where the rubber sticks to the pan and comes off the bolt I will replace it. Or after lots of use if the rubber gets pretty flat and looks like it isn't doing it's job.
Obviously?

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