Oil plug washer size?
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I've had **** poor luck with the plastic ones. They tend to loosen up by themselves. I still think copper is the way to go, although you can find some metal ones with a built in o-ring that seem to work well also.
I believe the correct size is M14, but that's just going off memory. I'd have to look out in the barn to be sure.
I believe the correct size is M14, but that's just going off memory. I'd have to look out in the barn to be sure.
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Some say this would be the last one you would have to buy. 
Riffraff Diesel: Fumoto Quick Drain Valve W/ Nipple
Riffraff Diesel: Fumoto Quick Drain Valve W/ Nipple
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I just don't like the idea of having an easy open valve on the most important drain on my truck. Just seems easy to forget and or someone else to just decide to open randomly to be an a$$.
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My thought as well
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From: Ft Scott
easy to forget..........how many times have you forgot to put the drain plug back in?
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