Sump Plugs
Sump Plugs - M12 (1.5mm Pitch) x 18mm / Pack of 1 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Delivery and Shipping
Delivery and Shipping
We strive to process and dispatch all orders within 1-2 business days
of receiving them. Orders placed on weekends or public holidays will be processed on the next business day.
Should your order be delayed, i.e. out of stock/limited quantity, a member of the team will contact you via phone/email to provide you with
an update on a delivery time.
We ship all orders via Royal Mail 24 with the option for customers to upgrade to Royal Mail Special Delivery Guaranteed. Please note that with certain orders due to weight/length, a courier company will be used instead.
A sump plug, also known as an oil drain plug, is a threaded bolt or plug typically located at the bottom of an oil pan or sump in an internal combustion engine. Its primary purpose is to provide a convenient means to drain the engine oil during an oil change. Here are some key points about sump plugs:
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Location: The sump plug is usually located at the lowest point of the engine oil pan. The oil pan, or sump, is a reservoir that holds the engine oil.
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Thread Size: Sump plugs come in various thread sizes, and it's crucial to use the correct size and type for your engine.
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Gasket or Washer: Many sump plugs come with a built-in gasket or a separate crush washer. This gasket ensures a proper seal when the plug is tightened, preventing oil leaks.
During an oil change, the sump plug is removed to allow the old oil to drain out. After the oil change, the sump plug is reinstalled, often with a new gasket or washer, and tightened to the manufacturer's specifications. It's essential to handle the sump plug carefully to avoid cross-threading or damaging the threads, as a secure seal is crucial to prevent oil leaks.
Always refer to the vehicle's manual or consult with a professional mechanic to ensure you use the correct sump plug and follow the recommended procedures during an oil change.
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