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How to remove stripped hexagonal drain plug, how to remove stripped drain bolt, damaged drain plug
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ม.ค. 2020
- how to remove stripped damaged drain plug?
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Thanks so much. The chisel solution worked for me. 2010 Sequoia 4wd
Same thing as tundra. I have both of them.
I had a 97 4Runner and I welded a 1/2” bolt on the plug and it worked perfectly
Thank you, I forgot all about using that technique. Will use it.
Thanks very much! I was so angry when I found my drain bolt was seized. Breaking out the hammer and smashing the damn thing relived stress and solved my problem!
Thanks for the video, will try this method on Monday
Took mine to oil can Henry's and the stripped mine too. Thanks I will try the same technique.
I have the same problem as you. 2009 Tundra. I stripped the Front Diff Hex Drain plug and cant get it out. Thanks for your solution. I will get the Chisel and nail punch and try to get mine out!
Try not to damage aluminum diff housing with chisel. Just take your time. Thank you watching.
Can you remove your fill plug?
Yes - I removed the fill plug and was able to pump out the old fluid so I got the fluid changed. I wish there was a way to put a regular 14- or 15-mm drain plug. These hex plugs are a real pain since they are soft metal!
I did exactly the same method and it worked.
Awesome!
I am in the same position! Mine was stripped by an otherwise very good shop who installed my front locking differential, or rather the kid who did the warranty required 500 mile gear oil change stripped it. I just saw it the other day and called the shop, they said no problem, bring it in and we will put a new (Dimple) plug in. This kept me from being angry, them not fighting with me. I suppose I could have got it out myself.....but then I would be angry and not proud even if successful hahahhahaha (My plan was to try to make the "hole" a 11 square drive as I have that in my plug removal set). Headed to the shop right now!
OH man. Boring. He just cut a groove and used a hammer and chisel. Done. Screwed in the Dimple plug and done. Not exciting is a good thing.Thanks!
Thanks, I had the same thing happen at a lube place. I tried embedding a triple square socket in and turning but in the end this chisel method ended up working with a little heat.
thank you i have the same problem I ordered a new drain plug when I get the new plug I will try he chisel thank you
You are welcome
With the size holt a small bolt welded in. You only need to hit 2 sidesof bolt or nut or combination of both. Plus the heat from welding helps as well.
I use heat first, then the same method you used. Hammer with a cold chisel, comes out every time. Those 10mm hex plugs are prone to strip, even though it's only tightened with 26ft-lb which is nothing. If I owned a welder I would tack weld a 17mm nut to the plug.
What heat source did you use? Thanks.
Lamar propane torch moving quickly back and forth to prevent damage.
Good thinking and nice work !
Thank you for watching
The sharp tool he was using is called a “piece punch”
I will try this thanks!!!
I'm having trouble with my stuck gearbox drain plug, it has I half inch square drive hole. I am using penetrant, heat, breaker bar, half inch drive impact driver and hammer, rattle gun, repeat again. Am going to try heating the casing and an icecube on the nut then breaker bar with extension. My nut is smaller so the chisel and centre punch is a good idea but will have less leverage. I am concerned about stripping the threat since it is so tight, but that probably can't be prevented, hence the penetrant spray.
Centre punch
Thanks
I love your videos
I never use the quick lube places - they are inexperienced, up sell unnecessary procedures and often cross thread or use the wrong tool to remove bolts. I serviced the transmission and discovered the last mechanic that did the job cross threaded the pan bolt. I will find out on the next service whether the transmission pan's threads are damaged too.
What do you have and year?
@@repairvehicle 2001 Toyota Sequoia Limited 4X4
It could have been worse -- a cracked housing.
Thanks for this video. I think my ES300 transmission drain plug is stripped. I'll try with channel lock pliers first but use this chisel method after that.
You are welcome
We need more videos of repairs
For?
THE STRIPPED T40 IS THE FILL HOLE FOR TRANSMISSION FLUID ON A 2006 CADILLAC CTS
I have the exact same bolt on my sump plug can’t drain my oil it’s stuck looks like yours cross threaded tried chisel didn’t work
Wow that's ridiculous! That replacement should have been on Valvoline! At least they didn't strip the threads.
The manufacturer should have used a 3/8 square plug
Does anyone know is a rear diff drain plug will work on a front diff?
No, different sizes
@@repairvehicle Thank you for sharing.
Can you make a video how to bleed your brakes with a pump?
Sure! On which vehicle?
Yikes I have to do something like this today, tried a torx bit hammer in there and that just stripped it more. Might try to weld on a nut instead hoping this might heat it up a bit and release the threads also. Not sure why these seize so badly on Toyota’s…. Yikes
Due to lack of maintenance.
Hello, do you have the link or exact size of the replacement 8mm hex plug? I can’t find where to order one from online
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Hammer in a big torx or the hammer chisel I’ve done numerous of these
On tundra?
No , drain plugs on 4wheelers and final drive systems on metric motorcycles , I see them now and just assume it’s stuck
I was delivering parts for O'Reilly. The quick lube place ordered oil and filter for a Ford F250, diesel. They called me stupid. Because I brought the wrong oil filter, they needed the top one. Confused I drove back down to the shop to see the lube tech beating the filter housing with a hammer and diesel fuel smell flooded the shop. Told them I couldn'thave that housing until tomorrow. Customer was waiting.
I went to the website, but can not find the chisel that you are using
If you scroll down about half there is a set, different color. I can send you the link later today if you cannot find it
I have always wonder why the fuq manufacturers would use an Allan set to remove anything like this? It's so stupid. Use a 4-sided head like they do with the fill (typically).
Weld a nut to the head and remove. but in this case not sure the heat is the best option.
What was the cause of damaging the plug Valvoline oil? or somebody overtighten it. Please answer.
I think the reference to Valvoline oil is the fast oil change place was one of the Valvoline branded drive -in fast lube joints.........never, and I mean never go to ANY of these......they got non trained youngsters working there with almost no skills.......and worse for tools as is evident by this video on the damaged allen type drain plug........
@@josephklimchock5412 thanks man, I was kind of confused. Thanks for taking the time to answer. Best wishes.
I work at a valvoline for 10 years have never stripped a plug or drain. Are you sure you didn't strip it yourself then come into a store. Glad you got it off. If we serviced your vehicle when did you discover it was stripped?
Why would I strip the plug, if I just bought the truck from used car dealer and it was serviced last time at valvoline.
Damn I would be so Mad I would lose it
It's called a punch or a drift
My is outside type plug
Why dont you change or convert to the bolt headed drain plug? 🤔
Easier to buy same bolt than trying to find something else.
They did the same thing to my 1984 Porsche 911 oil plug. They paid $650 to have it fixed!😡
I NEED TO REMOVE A STRIPPED T40
Pin punch
That’s a Punch
Why did you take to Valvoline and not do it yourself?
Previous owner took it to the valvoline.
Honda dealership really screwed up on 2005 CR-V two 3/8" bolts. Both stripped & rounded.
Not much room taking or tying to remove two seized differential bolts.
Anyone has tips if you don't have a lifter?
There nut extractor that can be used
@@repairvehicle Which brand/model that worked for you, rather than just saying so?
Irwin brand worked for me, but it's not very good. I am currently researching to find best tool for removing nuts and bolts stripped. Your plug has 3/8 square?
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Why the hell they tightened it like that
Did they same thing to my car. Fuck valvoline
Put some penetrating oil on the threads of the new one
There is oil there from fill up
Problem not with threads being rusted
I seen a guy take the tool that goes in there and then he welded it in there
Xsara?
I don't understand your question
Imagine doing all this then you pop the drain plug and the fluid is clean😡
Clean fluid, does not mean fluid is good for continuous use. That's why I do oil analysis to determine if fluid is good and how much wear has happened
@@repairvehicle yes it does i build motors if fluid is clean and viscosity is well its fine.
I have done many oil analysis and depending on oil brand, clean fluid could means oil is bad and clean fluid could mean oil is good. You cannot go by the fluid color only.
I stripped my 2013 Prius fill plug. I was glad I didn’t start with drain plug. That would have been a serious disaster lol
Hate the design so much.
This is the best design ever, no one makes better
This is idiot mechanics using impact tools.