How To Get BMW Oil Drain Plug Out That Is Turning Loose or Free Spinning
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ก.ค. 2021
- How To Get BMW Oil Drain Plug Out That Is Turning Loose or Free Spinning
This is the only tutorial that can remove your free spinning or turning loose drain plug out from your BMW without drilling or replace an expensive oil pan!!! Save you $$$ with these tips & tricks!
New Drain Plug: M12/ 1.75
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Flat head screw driver leveraged against oil pan and drain plug pulling down while simultaneously spinning plug with socket worked for me! Took 2 mins. Did not need vice grips :)
Bro this worked beautifully! Thank you cause the vice grips didn’t work
Thanks bro
Were your threads on the oil pan still good after? Happened to me I'm buying a new screw hoping my threads on the pan are fine.
@@bodipyles in most cases they should be designed where the plugs use a less strong metal than the pan metal. So it should always be the plug
Been doing this for 3 hours. Vice grips and the screw driver and socket.
Thank you so much! This worked like a charm and saved me a lot of time and $$$!
Great to hear!
Thank you for your insight!
My pleasure!
Thank you, thank you. Work perfectly. The top part of the drain plug didn't have any thread on it. I stopped by O'Reilly's and purchased a 12mm 1.50 plug and gasket, and it is back in operation.
You're welcome!
Damn you just save me a 2000$ job, but it took me a good 30 min to figure it out. Put a new sump plug but i think that the treads are f***ed up because it still spinning with the new bolt but still doesnt leak
Hey thanks for the video, I just had the same situation.
So when you pull out the plug, did you do any replacement to the plug or the oil pan ?
Yes, get a new plug from local AutoZone.
@@macdaddypimpping Thanks a lot for the reply! I saw that you mentioned in description. You used a longer (1.75) plug to get the grip and locked the plug. I saw other video mentioned this too!
new drain plug size M12 / 1.75 bigger than old one M12 /1.5 ?
On my E90 is the same, spinning but not coming out, will try this method
Good luck.
Did it work on yours ? My one stuck too
i really tried drilling it out
it won't come off
You will need to turn it and feel it where it catches the thread then pull down really hard and turn it a the same time.
Did you manage to get out ?
Tried the same thing it doesn't work
@@matthewcramer7391 it does work but you need to be patience. It took me 30mins to get mine to come out.
I used vise grip to do half turn and pull down. Repeat this and when your tired switch to a flat head screw driver and socket. What I did was wedged the screw driver between the pan and bolt (don't force it), once wedged, get the socket on and try to turn and wedge the screw driver at the same time. Repeat a couple of time and then switch back to the vise. Once you feel a bit of bite from the bolt, that is progress.
Once you take the bolt out, do not put it back in as your threads are gone. You'll need to tap a new thread, new bolt and crush washer.
Remember to do a couple oil flushes to ensure any metal fillings aren't inside. Put new bolt on, pour oil and open nut to drain it out.
Note - Amazon has a new thread tap kit with 6 bolt and crush washers
Flat head screw driver leveraged against oil pan and drain plug pulling down while simultaneously spinning plug with socket worked for me! Took 2 mins. Did not need vice grips :)
that video was not the least bit helpful
I hate working on this foreign bs cheaply made but cost a fortune to repair. I'm working on the 2019 flavor and this harlequin is at a 37 degree angle. Do not buy these. They suck!!!
Talk normal
I am talking normal, lol.