Reply to "Oil drain plug catastrophe"

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I have to agree wit Marlin Jack since that has been my remedy many times a brass reducing fitting, since I have a warehouse of Plumbing fittings and too stuborn to go out and buy a plug at an autoparts store .... I keep saying there has to be a fitting some where in this shop that will work.... and yes exactly what Marlin states has been the solution. Except I use a little heavy duty industrial pipe compund called GASOILA it is resistant to oil and gas. Oil and gas disolves some of the other over time. TEFLON well thats for the handiman and is sure to be disolved and leak over time. Use a paste thread sealer from permatex.

10/3/055:02 PM

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