Engine Oil Pan Sump Drain Plug Bung with Seal - Ford Focus, Galaxy, Kuga, Mondeo
This is a drain plug for engine oil pans, also known as a sump drain plug. It comes with a seal. T...This is a drain plug for engine oil pans, also known as a sump drain plug. It comes with a seal. The plug has a length of 22.5mm and a diameter of 31mm. The spanner size required is a special tool. It suits a range of vehicles including Citroen C4, C4 Picasso, C5, Dispatch, DS4, DS5, DS7, Jumpy; Ford C-Max, Focus, Galaxy, Kuga, Mondeo, S-Max; Peugeot 308, 508, 3008, 5008, Expert, Traveller; and Vauxhall Vivaro C. Please note that listings are a guideline only and if you are unsure, please contact us. This part replaces OE numbers 9801444780 and 1871598. We are dedicated to ensuring the highest possible quality service to our customers. Payment is accepted via PayPal, with immediate payment preferred. All major credit cards are accepted through the PayPal system. Thank you for your purchase.
This guide is for vehicle owners and mechanics needing to replace a sump drain plug. It provides essential information for a successful replacement, ensuring a proper seal and preventing oil leaks. Keep in mind that while this guide covers a range of compatible vehicles, it's crucial to verify compatibility with your specific vehicle model before installation.
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Model Part Number
4008321972774
Brand
Unbranded
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FAQs
What tools do I need to install the drain plug?
You'll need a special tool to remove and install the drain plug, an oil drain pan, and the necessary safety equipment like gloves and eye protection.
What is the correct torque for tightening the drain plug?
Refer to your vehicle's service manual for the recommended torque specification.
How often should I replace the drain plug?
Replace the drain plug every time you change your oil, or if it shows signs of damage or wear.
Can I reuse the drain plug?
It is generally not recommended to reuse the drain plug, as the seal can degrade over time, leading to leaks.
Where can I find the correct torque specification for my vehicle?
Consult your vehicle's owner's manual or a repair manual for the correct torque specification.
What should I do if the drain plug is stuck?
Carefully apply penetrating oil, let it sit for a few minutes, and use the correct tool to try again. Avoid excessive force to prevent damage.
Troubleshooting
Oil Leakage After Installation
Check the drain plug and seal for proper fit and torque. Ensure the sealing surfaces are clean and undamaged. If the leak persists, replace the drain plug and seal.
Drain Plug Stripped Threads
If the threads in the oil pan are stripped, you may need to use a thread repair kit or replace the oil pan. In the meantime, try wrapping Teflon tape around the plug.
Incorrect Drain Plug Fit
Double-check the vehicle's make, model, and year to ensure compatibility. Return the plug and purchase the correct one.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Ensures a leak-free seal to prevent oil loss.
Direct replacement for OE parts, simplifying installation.
Made with durable materials for long-lasting performance.
Wide vehicle compatibility, suitable for various makes and models.
Cons
Requires a special tool for installation.
Compatibility must be verified for each vehicle model.
Installation requires access to the underside of the vehicle.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Preparation: Gather necessary tools, including the correct socket or wrench for the special tool required, a new oil filter, and the replacement oil.
Access: Safely raise and secure the vehicle to access the oil pan.
Removal: Position an oil drain pan under the drain plug. Unscrew the old drain plug using the correct tool.
Installation: Clean the area around the drain plug hole. Install the new drain plug with the provided seal, tightening to the manufacturer's recommended torque specification.
Refilling: Lower the vehicle. Refill the engine with the correct type and amount of oil.
Inspection: Start the engine and check for leaks around the drain plug.