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2002 911 Oil Drain Plug

Oil changes on my 911 for over 10 years myself. This time I stripped the hex oil plug, Any recommendations how I can break loose the oil plug? Thanks,

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Use an Easyout. Grind off the end so it fits snugly into the hole, pound it in, go to town. Replace it of course.
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you referring to screw extractor and left hand drill bit? 2nd photo is what i picked up Lisle T-55 tork bit that i would need to slightly drill out the hex oil plug for this to fit tight.
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Why does your oil plug have such as small Allen socket? Oh yeah, it's a 2002...

When you replace it, use something with a bigger Allen or hex head.
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Yup, LN magnetic plug. Soft,soft,soft. They recommend 19 ft/lbs, when Porsche requires 37 ft/lbs to properly crush the seal washer. Garbage. The factory Alu wears out over time also, but we put the LN's in the circular file!
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Thanks for the feedback the hex socket that i have is little loose to take the new plug and fit a tighter hex head. Yes that is a LN magnetic plug not again.

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