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  1. April 17th, 2009 #1
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    DO YOU KNOW YOUR ENGINE AND DRIVETRAIN DRAIN PLUG THREAD SIZE?

    Gents, I am collecting a data base of engine, transmission and differential drain plug thread sizes.
    I want to be more helpful to owners and customers of similar vehicles wanting to know the sizes for their vehicles.
    It is good to know the size in the event you or someone else needs to replace it.
    This is a free service and I will respond as quickly as time permits.
    Thank You. rjodoin@carolina.rr.com
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    Re: DO YOU KNOW YOUR ENGINE AND DRIVETRAIN DRAIN PLUG THREAD SIZE?

    All four are 1/2" pipe thread.
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    Re: DO YOU KNOW YOUR ENGINE AND DRIVETRAIN DRAIN PLUG THREAD SIZE?

    Thank you Tinindian you are the first member to contribute!
    1/2" pipe threads on early Pontiacs
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