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If you are talking about the oil plug seal, I think you will have better luck using a teflon/nylon washer. Did you hit the bottom of your oil pan over a speed bump and deform it?
You can find one of these washers at any decent hardware store.
You can find one of these washers at any decent hardware store.
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From: Houston TX
Nope
Originally Posted by MikeC4
If you are talking about the oil plug seal, I think you will have better luck using a teflon/nylon washer. Did you hit the bottom of your oil pan over a speed bump and deform it?
You can find one of these washers at any decent hardware store.
You can find one of these washers at any decent hardware store.
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You should be able to find the correct nylon washer at any parts store. Same size that Chevy has used forever. Sometimes a copper washer will work well too for problem plugs.
