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bandjoey
post Dec 20 2009, 11:18 PM
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Is there a engine oil quick drain plug available for a 1.8? I see one on Pelican but it's for a -6. Does it work?

Ok. How often do you change the washer on the oil drain plug and is this the right one? Drain Plug Seal Washer, 22x27mm

How often do you clean out the sump filter? Thanks
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post Dec 21 2009, 12:39 PM
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Bill....The factory part number for the drain valve is F-109. PP must not want to stock it. I've used one on my work truck and pickup for years and have had no problems. I have one on my six on the tank/cooler hose. I put it in there to keep from having to undo a hose connection to drain tank and cooler for a oil change. Clearance would be a question on a four. It adds about an inch to the bottom of the engine case. You would have to bottom out pretty bad to knock it off. As I'm not running a four, I'm not sure what clearance problems there would be on a four....

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