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And if it's rounded off and you can't get a wrench or a socket on it, weld a good nut to the plug and have at it
I've used a big visegrips and my floor jack to break loose stuff underneath where I cant get a good purchase. That is how I break loose the fitting on my BMWs tranny dipstick tube ,so I can drop the pan. I dont like pounding on aluminum but a few taps with a 16 oz hammer prolly wouldnt hurt. If you booger it up, get a new plug.![]()
No I didn't, thats even easier. Thanks for the lessonYou guys know he is talking about the 3/8 drive recessed plug that you just put a ratchet right into, right?
Seriously, put the ratchet in and hit it with a hammer.
No I didn't, thats even easier. Thanks for the lesson![]()
Hmmm... Guess mine wasn't an original plug.