Dorman 65215 Engine Oil Drain Plug: Perfect Fit for Select Models Review

This screw will not fit 2012 Honda Accord as described. The thread pitch for Honda is 1.25 and the thread pitch for this screw is 1.50.

Seems to fit. I had to replace the drain plug as the old one was torn off and rounded. He approached with pleasure. hope it lasts I'll update when I put together my next oil change to see how it performs.

Perfect for my 2016 Kia Sorento. It came with a plastic disc, I also bought some aluminum discs. My old spark plug was losing about a pint of oil every month so it's time to replace it.

Great replacement for 2013 Chrysler Town and Country with 3.6 v6 I took my van to Walmart for an oil change and they rounded off my drain plug head the next time I replaced it. Surprise. The hexagon is larger which is good, more surface area to avoid rounding. Very important.

The original oil plug had a much larger hex head, this replacement is much smaller. I could not achieve the specified 58 ft lbs for installation without cutting off the plug and as a result the car is now leaking oil until I replace it with a suitable replacement and new gasket.

I bought this because the edges of my fork were damaged. It worked fine at first, but after the 3rd oil change it fell out and tore the threads on the oil pan. I had an old plug (I didn't throw it away, I don't know why.) and it was able to close the drain hole and it holds the oil but not very well. I do not advise you to buy this, buy the original.

I'm Japanese and I love Ford Explorer. And of course I ride every day. But Ford left Japan. It was a very sad event. I can't buy Ford parts in Japan. I want to tell the President of the United States. As the Japanese drive American cars in Japan and want to do their own maintenance, Ford sales in Japan are realizing again. .Many Thanks.

The drain plug fits the Kia van without any problems, except maybe 16 mm instead of 17 mm. The dealer usually changed my oil except for COID cases where I couldn't get it or make an appointment. I found they rounded the corners of the drain plug and pushed the washer into the threads. I'm glad they didn't remove my oil pan. Had to use an Allen key to pull the plug out. This is the last free oil change I received from the dealer.

Not at all compatible with 2003 Honda CR-V. But not for this car. My crv had no leaks. I only changed this oil plug because the one I had before had a slightly worn head, so it didn't give me a perfect grip. Still no leak! Now with this new oil plug I have to put the box under the car because it won't stop leaking. I also have original Honda washers that I have installed with them to no avail. I ended up having to put my old plug back in, not a perfect coupler but more importantly, ZERO…