Evo X transmission case drain plug
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Evo X transmission case drain plug
Today, I was planning to do a transmission fluid change. I already changed my fliud twice, and now is the third time. I was trying to remove the drain plug, but no luck at all. The plug is too tight and the six angles started to become flat. Therefore, the 24mm socket wouldn't work now since it slipped when I used power. Could anyone give me some suggestions how to remove the plug?
Also, anyone know where can I get a new plug? What's the part number and plug size?
Thanks for helping me~
Also, anyone know where can I get a new plug? What's the part number and plug size?
Thanks for helping me~
Last edited by fengzhaoxi; Mar 31, 2010 at 11:33 PM.
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Today, I was planning to do a transmission fluid change. I already changed my fliud twice, and now is the third time. I was trying to remove the drain plug, but no luck at all. The plug is too tight and the six angles started to become flat. Therefore, the 24mm socket wouldn't work now since it slipped when I used power. Could anyone give me some suggestions how to remove the plug?
Also, anyone know where can I get a new plug? What's the part number and plug size?
Thanks for helping me~
Also, anyone know where can I get a new plug? What's the part number and plug size?
Thanks for helping me~
To remove the stripped plug you could try using a Gator Grip. I bought one the other but haven't tried out yet (it was too cold today, I was going to see if/how well it works.) Maybe some else could chime in with some ideas.
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Today, I was planning to do a transmission fluid change. I already changed my fliud twice, and now is the third time. I was trying to remove the drain plug, but no luck at all. The plug is too tight and the six angles started to become flat. Therefore, the 24mm socket wouldn't work now since it slipped when I used power. Could anyone give me some suggestions how to remove the plug?
Also, anyone know where can I get a new plug? What's the part number and plug size?
Thanks for helping me~
Also, anyone know where can I get a new plug? What's the part number and plug size?
Thanks for helping me~
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I have less then 9k, but never changed it before since I bought the car 4 years ago.
I wanted to change it once after the break it point but never got around to doing it. Now I'm screwed with the bolt cause I stripped most of it off.
I wanted to change it once after the break it point but never got around to doing it. Now I'm screwed with the bolt cause I stripped most of it off.
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****! I thought it was right to tight and left to loss. Now I have to find a new drain plug. Any suggestions?
I was thinking dealership but I was also wondering if I can go to a regular mechanic like Mobil and tell them to get one for me.
I was thinking dealership but I was also wondering if I can go to a regular mechanic like Mobil and tell them to get one for me.
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