84 PC Oil Pan Drain Plug Thread Repair Kit M13-M22 Metric Rethread Auto US

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84 PC Oil Pan Drain Plug Thread Repair Kit M13-M22 Metric Rethread Auto US

Description

Item model number B1L92738

Manufacturer Part Number

Item Weight 3.98 pounds

Package Dimensions 12.6 x 8.27 x 3.5 inches

• A comprehensive set of high quality taps, copper washers, aluminum washers and sump plugs for the repair of oil plug drain threads.
• Fits most threads commonly used in passenger cars and light trucks.
• Provides new enlarged thread and replacement drain plug screws for use when existing threads are damaged or worn.
• 6 x Taps: M13 x 1.25, M13 x 1.5, M15 x 1.5, M17 x 1.5, M20 x 1.5, M22 x 1.5.
• 18 sump plugs, 30 copper washers and 30 aluminum washers to suit tap sizes.

Product description

How to Use:

• Identify the original thread size from the old sump plug.
• Select the next size up tap. Example: 12 mm original plug diameter, use 13 mm tap.
• Fill the flutes of the tap with clean axle/bearing grease.
• Use an appropriate driver to screw the tap into the sump hole.
• Once the tap has started to cut continue to slowly cut the thread by rotating clockwise by ½ turn and back (anti-clockwise) a ¼ of a turn, this will help give a good full thread.
• Once the thread has been fully cut, remove the tap and clean.
• Pour engine oil through the engine with the sump plug out to wash out any metal fragments that may have dropped into the engine.
• Fit the appropriate new sump plug and copper sealing washer and torque to the vehicle manufacturer’s specification.

Attention:

• Taps must be well lubricated during use to ensure a quality thread is cut, and the teeth do not bind. It is recommended the flutes of the taps be filled with grease to assist both in lubrication and help remove the metal fragments as the tap cuts the new thread.
• It is recommended the sump be washed out to ensure all metal fragments have been removed. If there is any doubt that there may be metal fragments in the sump pan, then the sump…