Man I thought about this method of how to remove these but seeing demonstrate it makes me feel so much better about getting my own out. Thank you so very much sir. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍. Have a wonderful day, keep up the good work.
Thank you. One place stripped out my oil pan years ago and they wouldn't take responsibility, so I used a universal drain plug which was fine until the past year it must've gotten clogged with oil and doesn't seal well any longer. I haven't been able to get the things out and figured I needed a special tool. I like your idea and a simple paper clip properly bent should work perfectly, with a little patience and few attempts. I now have confidence. I was previously using a straw which didn't work. Thank you again. Attempting tomorrow. Already got a new universal plug ready to go 👍🏽
Hi WillB169 awesome great job brother glad to hear you got that thing out so glad the video helped you and thank you so much for watching. I really appreciate you.
If the thread is too long for the vehicle application, I see no reason not to shorten the thread to allow for clearance and then put a small blob of weld perhaps on the new shorter end. It looks quite a good temporary/permanent solution to get you back on the road when a thread strips out.
Hi William M i don't know if cutting it would make it more difficult to remove or even get it in. wouldn't have the room for the little T to swivel ?? but thank you for your comment and thank you for watching i appreciate you
Hi Sethlivingston yes you can reuse them. You can reuse them 3 4 times. Just keep an eye on the rubber. Make sure it’s not cracking or tearing up. Thank you for for watching. I really appreciate you.
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Man I thought about this method of how to remove these but seeing demonstrate it makes me feel so much better about getting my own out. Thank you so very much sir. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍. Have a wonderful day, keep up the good work.
Hi @@harlanpinder1318 you’re very welcome. I’m glad the video was helpful to you and thank you very much for watching. I really appreciate you.
deserves more views. Good job bro.
Hi Noah thank you brother and thank you for watching. I really appreciate you.
Thank you. One place stripped out my oil pan years ago and they wouldn't take responsibility, so I used a universal drain plug which was fine until the past year it must've gotten clogged with oil and doesn't seal well any longer. I haven't been able to get the things out and figured I needed a special tool. I like your idea and a simple paper clip properly bent should work perfectly, with a little patience and few attempts. I now have confidence. I was previously using a straw which didn't work. Thank you again. Attempting tomorrow. Already got a new universal plug ready to go 👍🏽
Hi WillB169 awesome great job brother glad to hear you got that thing out so glad the video helped you and thank you so much for watching. I really appreciate you.
new trans oil pan is 400$ and its dealer only. I will definitely give this a try, looks promising
Hi @@TheShakir98 yes give it a try hope it works for you and thank you for watching i appreciate you
@@Marty09933 thanks a bunch brother, gave this a try today and so far everything's dry. Cheers
@@TheShakir98 awesome great job brother. This will definitely help others. Plus, I guess this answer my question too. It will work.
Clean vid bro thanks TH-camrs . I bought a car with that on and just now about to remove it
Hi SoulAmazing92 you’re welcome. Good luck and thanks for watching a really appreciate you.
If the thread is too long for the vehicle application, I see no reason not to shorten the thread to allow for clearance and then put a small blob of weld perhaps on the new shorter end. It looks quite a good temporary/permanent solution to get you back on the road when a thread strips out.
Hi William M i don't know if cutting it would make it more difficult to remove or even get it in. wouldn't have the room for the little T to swivel ?? but thank you for your comment and thank you for watching i appreciate you
Doesn't sound like a good option to me.
Could you use a telescopic magnet to try and grab the tab to tuck it in and pull it out?
Hi DeusEx_Machina maybe if it’s small enough but with some practice that wire works perfect thank you for watching. I really appreciate you.
can they not be re-used? i bought a truck and went to change the oil, and obviously this was in the pan. they need to be replaced everytime?
Hi Sethlivingston yes you can reuse them. You can reuse them 3 4 times. Just keep an eye on the rubber. Make sure it’s not cracking or tearing up. Thank you for for watching. I really appreciate you.