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Old 01-25-2016, 07:31 PM   #20
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Will add to the fire - first magnetic LN plug cracked, new LN plug leaks. I also bought a standard oil plug for when I'm fed up with the LN plug leak.

Maybe the 986 has an awefully troublesome oil pan but I gotta say, have never had issues with any oil plug ever until now - infact most could be just barely tighter than finger tight and still seal.
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