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A friend of mine has stripped the threads on his crankcase drain plug. What are his options?? The car is an '87 190E.
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get a new drain pan.
------------------ FrankieZ 84 500SEL EURO 87K 85 300D 267K (and still goin' strong) |
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I have had to install a timesert on these before and it worked well. It just has to be the correct depth and size. Then use a new plug.
On some rare occasions, the drain plug that is used is too short. Try a longer one and see. ------------------ Benzmac: Donnie Drummonds 1991 GMC Syclone ASE CERTIFIED MASTER AUTO TECHNICIAN SERVICE MANAGER FOR 14 BAY FACILITY MERCEDES SPECIALIST 8 YRS PARTNER IN MERCEDESSHOP.COM |
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Benzmac,
I was hoping that there might be an option other than relacing the oilpan but I need to ask one more question...what's a timesert.???? Is it anything like a helicoil?? Where can a timesert be purchased?? |
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