Oil Drain Valve

[SGT.BATGUANO]

Not if you replace it with the stocker b4 the dealer sees it

[Heraclid]

If their website is telling the truth, the dealer can't say a thing...

Endorsements:
The Engine Oil Drain Valve has been tested and granted "Genuine Parts" status by 6 major motor vehicle manufacturers in Japan, including Toyota, Nissan, Mazda, Mitsubishi, Subaru and Isuzu. These approvals were not granted easily and gaining them was a testimony to the quality and durability of Engine Oil Drain Valve. In the United States, the Engine Oil Drain Valve is being installed at the factory level on some of the vehicles/equipment made by Ford, Kohler, Freightliner, Caterpillar, JLG, GEHL, Ingersoll-Rand, Sullair, Toyota, Case, Magnetek, Timberjack, Lincoln Electric, Vermeer, Baldor, Terex, Deutz, Phaser Marine Generator and etc.

[Joe_Black]

Folks, keep in mind for the event some trickster dumps your oil that if you don't notice the 5-quart puddle under your truck you should notice the oil warning lamp staying on. If you miss those two things, well, you probably deserve the rest.

NOTE: The nice thing about the Fumoto valve is that you can also safety-wire it in the closed position if you desire.

[SPAZZ]

nothing ever gets close to hitting my oil pan, much less the bolt...as I have the diamond plate steel skidplate. and with the fram oil drain it has a protective screw on cover and also you have to have the cover removed and the hose screwed on which releases the oil.

[Joe_Black]

Spazz, if you lose or misplace the 2nd piece to that Fram get-up can you still drain the oil?

[newthings]

Is the 106N the correct size?
Thanks, Roy

[SPAZZ]

you sure can...just find something to push up the valve, or just remove it as you would a normal drain bolt.