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Old 03-31-2008, 01:20 PM
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Did a search, didn't come up with anything. I'm about to do my JK's first oil change, and i'm wondering what size drain plug gasket this thing takes, anybody know? Thanks in advance....
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If you still have the factory plug, the gasket is made into the plug so you dont need one.
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Originally Posted by RedRockJk4x4
If you still have the factory plug, the gasket is made into the plug so you dont need one.
so it never needs to be replaced?
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Old 03-31-2008, 02:33 PM
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Originally Posted by itsokitsgot4wd
Itsa Rubber, youa nota hava to replace
Uhhhh, what????

just kidding, I think I was able to translate that into English!

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Do you need to use an oil filter wrench to change filter, or just your hands?

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Do you need to use an oil filter wrench to change filter, or just your hands?

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Take it off with a wrench but NEVER put it on with a wrench. Hand tight and about 1/4 turn or so.
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i find it easy enough to take off with hands, and put back on!
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No wrench needed. No drain plug needed, yet.
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