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    Nakakabili kaya sa suking auto shop ng oil drain plug ng innova 2015 2.5 Diesel? Yung sa ilalim kapag magdedrain ka ng oil. Mejo nabilog na kasi. Pinuwersa nung nag change oil sa amin. Kainis. Saan kaya nakakapurchase? Salamat mga ka tsikot 😊

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    Quote Originally Posted by johann123 View Post
    Nakakabili kaya sa suking auto shop ng oil drain plug ng innova 2015 2.5 Diesel? Yung sa ilalim kapag magdedrain ka ng oil. Mejo nabilog na kasi. Pinuwersa nung nag change oil sa amin. Kainis. Saan kaya nakakapurchase? Salamat mga ka tsikot 😊
    best to buy pa rin sa casa or surplus shop

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    If you cannot buy brand new or find one sa surplus, your only resort is to have one made by the machine shop

    Quote Originally Posted by johann123 View Post
    Nakakabili kaya sa suking auto shop ng oil drain plug ng innova 2015 2.5 Diesel? Yung sa ilalim kapag magdedrain ka ng oil. Mejo nabilog na kasi. Pinuwersa nung nag change oil sa amin. Kainis. Saan kaya nakakapurchase? Salamat mga ka tsikot 😊

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    sa casa nalang. im sure it wont be that expensive.

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    Quote Originally Posted by johann123 View Post
    Nakakabili kaya sa suking auto shop ng oil drain plug ng innova 2015 2.5 Diesel? Yung sa ilalim kapag magdedrain ka ng oil. Mejo nabilog na kasi. Pinuwersa nung nag change oil sa amin. Kainis. Saan kaya nakakapurchase? Salamat mga ka tsikot 😊
    If this is the same Toyota PN# 90341-12012, M12 x 1.25 then you could buy replacement from Ultramax sa kanto ng Banawe & Q.Ave. Less than P100 as per my memory. You may also consider upgrade to aluminum with built-in molybdenum magnet, also available online.

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    nabilog abay sobrang higpit siguro..sa auto supply madami niyan

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    Quote Originally Posted by jaypee10 View Post
    nabilog abay sobrang higpit siguro..sa auto supply madami niyan
    oo nga, buti hindi na loose thread

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    Quote Originally Posted by johann123 View Post
    Nakakabili kaya sa suking auto shop ng oil drain plug ng innova 2015 2.5 Diesel? Yung sa ilalim kapag magdedrain ka ng oil. Mejo nabilog na kasi. Pinuwersa nung nag change oil sa amin. Kainis. Saan kaya nakakapurchase? Salamat mga ka tsikot 😊
    deformed thread, or deformed head?
    if thread... is it the plug, or is it the oil sump? if it is the plug, buy a new one. if it is the sump...
    if head, go to any mechanic with a grinder, and make new corners. that is, if you are too hard up to buy a new one.
    heh heh.

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    Avoid drain plug trauma....been there....
    Grab a Fumoto....
    Amazon.com: Fumoto F-13N Engine Oil Drain Valve: Automotive

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    Quote Originally Posted by travajante View Post
    Avoid drain plug trauma....been there....
    Grab a Fumoto....
    Amazon.com: Fumoto F-1�3N Engine Oil Drain Valve: Automotive

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    alas!
    "...does not ship to philippines..."
    my caveat is, medyo mahaba... baka kung anu-ano ang sumabit sa daan...

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    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    alas!
    "...does not ship to philippines..."
    my caveat is, medyo mahaba... baka kung anu-ano ang sumabit sa daan...
    It comes in 3 or 4 types per model, doc.
    Just the model number= no nipple
    S=short nipple
    N=long nipple
    SX=side drain
    Optional lock clip=LC10
    On mine are the plain 1s without nipples. Here's a pic...

    It's DIY friendly. If you overfill, just open the valve.....no mess.[emoji4]
    I've been using Fumotos for a while now on multiple cars. I always check fitment & clearance prior to installation. Never had issues. Reliable. Leak free.
    Please note that different cars have different clearances & thread patterns. Toyotas commonly are M12x1.25. Verify make & model match here:
    Fumoto(R) USA | Quick and Easy Engine Oil Drain Valves

    Some vendors in Amazon ship here.
    View View Fumoto F-13 Engine Oil Drain Valvein weshop
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    I'd suggest instead, buy a proper tool to fasten that plug and probably 1 pack of gasket

    Hans Tools 4175NM 1/2" Drive 14" Heavy Duty Click Torque Wrench (Silver/Black) | Lazada PH


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    sakto yan torque wrench ah.

    19nm for oil filter
    44nm for drain plug

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    Quote Originally Posted by travajante View Post
    It comes in 3 or 4 types per model, doc.
    Just the model number= no nipple
    S=short nipple
    N=long nipple
    SX=side drain
    Optional lock clip=LC10
    On mine are the plain 1s without nipples. Here's a pic...

    It's DIY friendly. If you overfill, just open the valve.....no mess.[emoji4]
    I've been using Fumotos for a while now on multiple cars. I always check fitment & clearance prior to installation. Never had issues. Reliable. Leak free.
    Please note that different cars have different clearances & thread patterns. Toyotas commonly are M12x1.25. Verify make & model match here:
    Fumoto(R) USA | Quick and Easy Engine Oil Drain Valves

    Some vendors in Amazon ship here.
    View View Fumoto F-13 Engine Oil Drain Valvein weshop
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    looks good.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    looks good.
    I do DIY maintenance. A must-have for me. Long trusted w/ lifetime warranty. No more oil pan thread-stripping. No plug seizing.
    Imagine the hassle...Had to remove the pan here & weld a lever to remove a seized plug....put a Fumoto in.


    Beware of copies....


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    Quote Originally Posted by StockEngine View Post
    sakto yan torque wrench ah.

    19nm for oil filter
    44nm for drain plug

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    Even most casa mechanics don't follow this by-the-book rule of tightening parts to specs. Kaya dapat bantayan o DIY.

    To address the mess and sudden death of mechanics with prolonged exposure to vehicle fluids, get a pack of Ammex nitrile gloves that are durable and reusable.


    For ease of change oil get some cheap funnel, a set of fluted cup wrench, steady jacks, crawler.



    There your garage is ready for any kind of change oil. Yung mekaniko nalang ang kulang

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    Quote Originally Posted by 12vdc View Post
    Even most casa mechanics don't follow this by-the-book rule of tightening parts to specs. Kaya dapat bantayan o DIY.

    To address the mess and sudden death of mechanics with prolonged exposure to vehicle fluids, get a pack of Ammex nitrile gloves that are durable and reusable.


    For ease of change oil get some cheap funnel, a set of fluted cup wrench, steady jacks, crawler.



    There your garage is ready for any kind of change oil. Yung mekaniko nalang ang kulang
    the most questionable part of DIY oil change, is where to discard the old oil.
    certainly, not the street drain!

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    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    the most questionable part of DIY oil change, is where to discard the old oil.
    certainly, not the street drain!
    I dispose them at nearest gasoline station or use some for anti-termite coating in the farm. Shops have recovery tanks and dispose them back to lube company with recycling facility.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    the most questionable part of DIY oil change, is where to discard the old oil.
    certainly, not the street drain!
    I collect em in drums for recycling, doc.[emoji4]

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    Quote Originally Posted by 12vdc View Post
    I dispose them at nearest gasoline station or use some for anti-termite coating in the farm. Shops have recovery tanks and dispose them back to lube company with recycling facility.
    Thought I was the only 1 using it for termite control. It's pretty effective.[emoji4]

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