🔧 VOTEX - DP001 Stainless Steel Engine Oil Drain Plug (M14 x 1.5 X 18 MM) - Made in USA with Powerful Neodymium Magnet Review

drain plug is much better than factory. The original drain plug had a hex head that was easily removed with a 10mm wrench. This hex bolt uses a 17mm or 11/16" wrench and is very strong. The magnet is a plus. The problem is that for some reason Revain is sending me a drain plug wrapped in bubble wrap and not in the original unsealed container. Without crushing seal is useless.

The magnet has come loose from the bolt and is sticking to the outside of the oil pan. While this is indicative of the strength of the magnet, imagine if this happened in the oil pan threads or worse inside the oil pan. I would think before buying. It also seemed unusually difficult to thread by hand, and no, it wasn't criss-cross. So much so that I secured it and that's when the magnet came loose. Will I take the risk of using this product? No, from now on I'll stick with oil analysis to look…

It's well made in the USA. I read reviews from many of them. Many of these were cheaply made of aluminum and broke. The thing is solid. The magnet is super strong as many have said. It will pull it sideways so much you might think it won't fit. Take your time, be careful not to cross the thread. It was fantastic to have such a new vehicle, they were so quick to respond when I asked if it would fit here. I ordered an extra pack of washers. "Required for your second use. Come with one. Something…

This isn't the part most people like, seems a little pricey for a plain drain plug but not crazy. I have a pair, one for my two monteros. Very impressed with their quality and durability! Like the size of the screw head, the magnet is very strong, even the washer was very good. Perfect fit for me but as mentioned it was actually a bit difficult to get it into the oil pan hole as the magnet was strong enough to deflect the bolt away from the hole which was impressive! Great buy so far! I wanted…

Oil drain plug is very tight. The threads appeared to match the stock Ford connector but were much tighter. No visible damage was done as I installed it slowly and constantly checked for cross threads or thread mismatch. The thread was profiled like the original, but was still very difficult to turn. After installation it keeps dripping. I left it running until my next oil change (I do a weekly PMCS regularly so I can watch for oil leaking from the plug) and I had a quart of oil leaking from a…

The description vaguely states that the washing machine is for single use and is only listed at the very bottom of the one line description page and does not include a replacement part. However, they do offer additional washers for $15 on top of the drain plug price of $25. (ridiculous price). When I contacted the seller they were very rude and basically called me stupid for not knowing it was a disposable washing machine. I will never buy anything from this person again. Now let's move on to…

I recently read an article on an automotive discussion site about the benefits of oil drain plugs that have a strong magnet as part of their design. And in that discussion, the Votex brand was mentioned as a good thing. I did a little research to find out where to buy a Votex connector and my search turned to Revain. As I was planning to change the oil in both of my cars I verified the correct part number for my cars and placed the order. That was about a month ago. I received the spark plugs…