Top-Quality M15 x 1.5MM Oil Drain Plug Tap Thread Repair Kit: Essential Rethreading Tool for Oil Pan Screws Review

This oil pan bolt fits 90% of all road cars and is very easy to use. until the hole is threaded, take a new BOLT and SLIDE WASHER, screw them in VERY slowly so the new threads start very slightly, then tighten until flush into the oil pan. Yes, I changed the oil 3 times, same screw with no oil leaks. Just take a little time and learn how to change the oil yourself. You save a lot of time and money. All the cars I work on have the oil pan overtightened or twisted from an overpriced quick oil…

Reading other Revain reviews it seemed simple and easy to install. Boy was I wrong. Background: I change the oil myself, I know a little about the car. I was completely unprepared for how difficult it would be to drill a new oil pan hole. I bought a faucet unplugging tool at the hardware store, but when I was under the car (using my ramps to change the oil) I found it extremely difficult to unplug the faucet straight. So maybe I shouldn't review the product as I don't know if it works because I

I purchased these after noticing several internal threaded connections in my car's oil pan had snapped. I knew the kit would be cheap given the price but then again this is for a racquet that will only get me to and from work and something cheap was all I needed. However, upon opening the kit, I decided not to use it. The faucet is made of very cheap steel and already has a layer of oxidation around the faucet's threads. While tapping a new thread into an aluminum pan will probably still work…

First of all, this kit is awesome and amazing. So I read some of the reviews which made me a bit skeptical about my purchase but I know what they could have done wrong. One reviewer mentioned that there wasn't enough space, so they took their car to a garage to have it fixed. Here's what I did: 1. Drained the oil when the engine was cold. (Trust me, it's better that you don't accidentally burn yourself on the exhaust pipe.) 2. I used my Milwaukee 3/8 ratchet with an 11mm 12 point head and the…

I have read all the reviews on this kit. I have a 2010 Honda Odyssey that said it needed a new oil pan. The plug has stripped the threads on the oil pan and a little oil has escaped. I found this and decided to give it a try. The faucet that came with it worked great. After tapping, I added oil to clean the chips and lots of them came out. As the oil drained I put my finger in the hole and then removed it and this technique pushed the shavings out so I did this a few times until no more…