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Gearbox Drain plug
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17 May 2013 14:08 #70917
by Darren Hall
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Hi guys - wondering if you can help me with a quick question.
I want to drain the oil from my UK W reg Jimnys gearbox - the drain plug has a hole for a driver (square I think) - does anyone know the exact size so I am not messing about trying to find materials or drivers that maybe do the job (don't want to damage the plug) - OR! do ya know where I might get a tool made for the removal, once I have bought it then it is there to use anytime I want.
Cheers.
D Hall
Hi guys - wondering if you can help me with a quick question.
I want to drain the oil from my UK W reg Jimnys gearbox - the drain plug has a hole for a driver (square I think) - does anyone know the exact size so I am not messing about trying to find materials or drivers that maybe do the job (don't want to damage the plug) - OR! do ya know where I might get a tool made for the removal, once I have bought it then it is there to use anytime I want.
Cheers.
D Hall
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17 May 2013 14:33 #70918
by GuardianAngel
Replied by GuardianAngel on topic Re: Gearbox Drain plug
3/8" or 10mm roughly I think.
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17 May 2013 15:35 #70922
by UKDAN
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You can get a set of drain plug keys for about £10 which covers various square & hexagonal sizes.
Dan
Dan
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17 May 2013 22:01 #70961
by mudman
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or just use a 3/8" rachet in the hole easy job
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18 May 2013 11:55 #70978
by GuardianAngel
This is what I do, but forgot to mention that in my first post :blush:
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mudman wrote: or just use a 3/8" rachet in the hole easy job
This is what I do, but forgot to mention that in my first post :blush:
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18 May 2013 20:39 #71021
by facade
If it suddenly breaks, go back to the last thing that you did before it broke and start looking there
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10mm square.
If you use a 3/8 and the plug is tight, the 3/8 will go round, and it makes the vaguely square hole all round too, then nothing will fit except a hammer and chisel. :dry:
Having said that, I use a 3/8 like everybody else
If you use a 3/8 and the plug is tight, the 3/8 will go round, and it makes the vaguely square hole all round too, then nothing will fit except a hammer and chisel. :dry:
Having said that, I use a 3/8 like everybody else
If it suddenly breaks, go back to the last thing that you did before it broke and start looking there
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