Review on 🔧 Needa 652856US M14-1.50 Pilot Point Oil Drain Plugs: Efficient and Reliable Solution for Oil Drainage by Paul Philippe

I used a flashlight and a pipe wrench with a hammer to take my old one off (someone previously fitted it without a gasket and used an impact wrench to keep it from leaking), but once When it was ready, it was installed in the oil pan as it should be. If your old one is missing a rubber seal, do yourself a favor and buy this inexpensive part. When you tighten it, it fits perfectly and you can feel the resistance. BREAK. This seals without the need for brute force. You will need a 13mm wrench, a sling will do. Neither the oil drain plug nor the oil filter require much force to tighten properly. Cozy and then a little more will do. Much luck!