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Originally Posted by Chboro
Thanks for all the suggestions. Fortunately the first thing I tried happened to work. I jacked the car up again and sprayed some PB on it and let it sit for awhile. I happened to have a new pair of vise grips with some good teeth on them. Clamped it on the edge as best I could and it finally broke loose. I couldn't believe how much strength it took.
Anyhow I got it off ok. Oil and filter changed! Installed the original drain plug.
Yesterday where I started to tackle this I was kind of tired from already changing out the spark plugs and tubes. So, I think a fresh start this morning helped.
Here's what the plug looks like.
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What material is that? Aluminum? I can't imagine you would have been able to do that to a steel plug. Aluminum on the other hand is not a material that I would consider using this application.
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2000 Box Base, Renegade Stage 1 performance mods complete, more to come
When the owners manual says that the laws of physics can't be broken by this car, I took it as a challenge...
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