Help!

kemo · Nov 7th, 2009, 08:23 AM

I am using the fumoto valve on my diesel truck. Nice and handy for oil changes and if you want to drain a cup of oil out for analysis it is not messy to do. If I ever strip my drain plug out on the bike that would give me an excuse to get the Baker + 1 oil pan.
kemo

schmitty · Nov 7th, 2009, 01:32 PM

Great fix Sadist! Good recovery.

BUBBIE · Nov 8th, 2009, 02:21 AM

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Originally Posted by Sadist112

Update to my stripped thread issue:

Well the pepboys fix was worthless... the piggyback self tapping plug was too hard to thread in straight so I bagged that idea. Ended up drilling out the hole with a 1/2" step drill bit (by hand obvious as the pan was still on the bike). And tapped the hole with a 14mmx1.5 tap. Dumpped about 6 quarts of about 1,000 mile old oil through the engine. Then ordered a 1" extension and a Fumoto quick drain valve (see pic) now I am back in business. This was no doubt the best option in lieu of a timesert/helicoil. I red loctited the extension into the pan so I never intend to remove that and if there in an issue with the fumoto valve I can remove that from the extension and replace.

NOW THAT IS NICE!!!!!!!

I kept silent for once and JUST READ..... ALL GOOD SUGGESTIONS FROM A GREAT BUNCH OF MEMBERS AND MODS....

but i can't help my self....

signed ....BUBBIE THE WELDER

NEWHD74FAN · Nov 8th, 2009, 11:56 AM

Yea Bubbie...good call...we all were thinking of the one thing trying to avoid...not because of the profession, just the principal...

Nov 7th, 2009, 08:23 AM	#31
kemo Moderators Ride: 2000 electra glide Join Date: Nov 5th, 2007 Location: Ontario Canada Posts: 767 My Mood:	Re: Help! I am using the fumoto valve on my diesel truck. Nice and handy for oil changes and if you want to drain a cup of oil out for analysis it is not messy to do. If I ever strip my drain plug out on the bike that would give me an excuse to get the Baker + 1 oil pan. kemo

Nov 7th, 2009, 01:32 PM	#32
schmitty Start The Engine Ride: 2009 FLHTCU Join Date: Sep 10th, 2009 Location: Lake Tahoe Posts: 15 My Mood:	Re: Help! Great fix Sadist! Good recovery.

Nov 8th, 2009, 11:56 AM	#34
NEWHD74FAN Moderators Ride: 2004 Sportster XL1200RS Join Date: Aug 24th, 2008 Location: Camarillo, CA Posts: 3,710 My Mood:	Re: Help! Yea Bubbie...good call...we all were thinking of the one thing trying to avoid...not because of the profession, just the principal... __________________ Please stop by the "Self Help section" for maintenance tips, diagnostic codes and much more. >>Self Help Information and Tips<<

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