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Old 12-03-2010, 03:27 PM
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So I know I should be changing my own oil, and from here on out it will be done by me...

But anyway, I took my S2K to Valvoline for an oil change and the genius there over tightened my drain plug and cracked the oil pan. Where is the best place for me to order a new one? Really rather not pay the $300 that the dealership would want for one.
Old 12-03-2010, 04:18 PM
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Look around here, theres always used ones for sale. Is the shop gonna pay u to replace it?
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Yeah, I doubt it... Not sure if its even worth my time since I had someone else look at it and do a temp patch. It was draining a quart of oil a week and I had to do something.

Guess the only thing they could say is eff off though...
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Time to upgrade?
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post in the want to buy forum, should get a few responses.
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I HAVE A OIL PAN FOR SALE FROM A 2003, PM ME THANKS
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I've heard of stripped threads but never a cracked oilpan. Is it possible that someone screwed in a drain plug with the wrong threads? Was it cross-threaded?
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I sold mine last year on craiglist for $50, try your local craiglist
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I got a new one a few months ago at my Honda dealership 230.00 I do get a 25% discount though.
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Originally Posted by slalom44,Dec 4 2010, 09:48 AM
I've heard of stripped threads but never a cracked oilpan. Is it possible that someone screwed in a drain plug with the wrong threads? Was it cross-threaded?
I searched and I'm not the only one... If you crank on the drain bolt you can definitely crack the oil pan in the area of the threads. Just like everything else on the car, the drain bolt has a torque suggestion!

But I ended up buying one off a fellow member for $90 shipped! Not too bad.


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