Does Mazda sell oil pan drain plugs?...just the bolt.
looked on mazdatrix.com but didn't see them...could be that i wasn't looking hard enough, though. maybe i'll try the dealer... mine is in ok shape but I'd like to get a new one... thanks |
you can get them at the dealership..
or you can get this https://ssl2.adhost.com/fumotovalve/graphics/valve2.JPG |
that is pretty cool
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Originally Posted by amp' date='Apr 8 2003, 02:22 AM
you can get them at the dealership..
or you can get this https://ssl2.adhost.com/fumotovalve/graphics/valve2.JPG |
you can get something similar at auto parts stores
I got one that a hose with fitting screws on, and activates the valve...only bad part was that I overtightened the plug portion and stripped it, causing it to leak https://www.nopistons.com/forums/pub..._DIR#>/sad.png |
Do those things acctually work? I've been thinking about buying one. but wanted a second opinon on quaility.. Can't they come open? Like if a rock hits it or something?
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the one that I had didn't have a lever, and it had a screw-on cap to cover the valve
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Isnt having a screw on cap just like having a drain plug? Besides a drain plug is easy to take out plus it is magnetic and it will catch some of the meal crap possibly floating around in your pan.
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Originally Posted by Rx7Roadster' date='Apr 8 2003, 10:21 AM
Isnt having a screw on cap just like having a drain plug? Besides a drain plug is easy to take out plus it is magnetic and it will catch some of the meal crap possibly floating around in your pan.
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Alright that sounds a little better. I guess if you needed a new plug then it would be worth it.
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