🔧 Fumoto Original F108N with LC-10 Lever Clip FN-Series Engine Oil Drain Valve: Ultimate One-Pack Solution Review

Suitable for use in place of 2 block drains on my 2005 Ford 6.0 Diesel. Block drains require the use of an appropriately sized o-ring in place of the supplied gasket (check with your local hardware store). This will definitely make flushing with coolant easier next time. Though the passenger side will probably still have to remove the starter (a royal pain in who-ha) since the block drain runs straight onto the starter from the passenger side. Still a good investment for future maintenance.

I like to change the oil in my Subaru Forester myself. I changed the oil prior to installation and ended up removing the head from my cheap oil plug. I've searched the internet and this seems to be a common problem. Also, Subaru recommends turning off the washer every time you remove the oil plug. When I removed the head, I searched the internet for oil plugs and found this product. I bought it, used the following shipping option, and the lube store replaced it with my oil plug. I recently…

As heavy duty vehicle mechanics, we used the same drain plugs. I could pump 11 gallons out of a large diesel in about 30 seconds! 10 when the oil was hot. Oil sampling has never been dirty. These things are bee knees. The 4x4s I've serviced have never leaked. Do not overtighten the plug, it is made of brass and use a fiber gasket/washer instead of a metal gasket. After installation, it will be easier for you to maintain your car or truck. Keys are not required. No oil baths. Simply turn the…