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Do these plugs have reverse threads or what? Im hammering the f**k out of the drain plug and for the love of god does not want to come off !!
When i refit the plugs (once i get the C*** off), do i apply any sealant? |
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Posts: 6113 Joined: 8th May 2007 |
lol they were normal threads, the local exhaust bloke let me use his hoist made it alot easier.
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Just use some pipe or a jack handle over your allen key - increasing the torque effort - much easier.
Keep the hammer away preferably.
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I've always found they are on really tight too. I think you are only meant to tighten to about 25-30 Nm. No sealant should be needed.
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yeah no hammer, use an extension bar to crack it.
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I use Loctite 567 Pipe thread sealant for bungs like them, and they still come out easy, cos it has Teflon in it to help stop binding.
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