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Answer by 380Lover for Dealership Installed "Oversized" Oil Drain Plug As...

If properly installed, an oversize oil plug is a viable 'repair' and much easier than pulling an engine just to replace an oil pan with a new one. If the plug seals, it will last for many years....

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Answer by Fred Fanackerpan for Dealership Installed "Oversized" Oil Drain...

you have to consider that the sump is under slight pressure.Ever heard of oil pressure?Hot liquids expand to, this is why there is a recommendation with each vehicle to only put so much oil in the...

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Answer by Greg McNulty for Dealership Installed "Oversized" Oil Drain Plug As...

UPDATE & ANSWERAfter some research, I discovered that any future engine work will not be guaranteed when an over sized plug is installed - compared to having the factory supplied plug correctly...

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Answer by mikes for Dealership Installed "Oversized" Oil Drain Plug As Solution

I would be satisfied with the repair. I would push for some free service, maybe a couple of free oil changes. Demand a refund for the service you paid for when the damage was discovered I would also...

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Dealership Installed "Oversized" Oil Drain Plug As Solution

In this question, we discuss stripped oil pan threads.I learned it is a result of user error - over tightening and cross threading, by the dealership I consistently go to. Many people have come across...

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