freeflight
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Hi there,
I was doing a drain and refill of the ATF. When I took the drain plug off the pan, it took several turns with a wrench then the bolt became lose enough to uncrew by hand.
I was very careful to put the plug back in, but I can only twist it in a little bit by hand. Then it is stuck. There is still plenty of stud left outside the pan. I didn't push it further by using a wrench, worrying about damaging the thread. Tried a couple of times, same results.
The plug bolt thread looks fine to me. Am I suppose to use a wrench from there or the thread in the pan is damaged?
Thanks,
Kevin
I was doing a drain and refill of the ATF. When I took the drain plug off the pan, it took several turns with a wrench then the bolt became lose enough to uncrew by hand.
I was very careful to put the plug back in, but I can only twist it in a little bit by hand. Then it is stuck. There is still plenty of stud left outside the pan. I didn't push it further by using a wrench, worrying about damaging the thread. Tried a couple of times, same results.
The plug bolt thread looks fine to me. Am I suppose to use a wrench from there or the thread in the pan is damaged?
Thanks,
Kevin
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