Reply to "Oil drain plug catastrophe"

cozMember

Adam,
Get the removable cross member and we'll change the pan out and put the removable cross member on. The last thing you need is to spring a leak a long way from home and be back to square one with no way to fix it facing a major towing bill or even worse, cook your motor.

Let's just replace the pan and be done with it.

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Originally posted by kats:
Thanks a lot for all the help and advice guys. I truly appreciate it.

I currently am not sure exactly what I am going to do, but I will let you know.

10/3/0510:31 PM

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