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Old 10-16-2009, 07:20 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Ok so i was doing an oil change on my 500 XT today when i accidentaly stripped my oil plug, so needless to say it now leaks oil...So im just woundering what the best way to fix this would be. I heard a larger self tapping oil plug or even a heli coil kit would work. Would appreciate some help with this problem
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Ok so i was doing an oil change on my 500 XT today when i accidentaly stripped my oil plug, so needless to say it now leaks oil...So im just woundering what the best way to fix this would be. I heard a larger self tapping oil plug or even a heli coil kit would work. Would appreciate some help with this problem
is it the threads on the plug that are stripped or threads in the belly pan?

Best perminent fix would be re-thread & new plug (oversized if needed) and clean up/re-thread the belly pan.
If you can clean up the threads and get it to start try using thread tape to seal the leak....
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Im not sure yet if it was the pan or the plug...wont know till tomorrow when i take it out again...wind picked up too much to do anything else with it
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Re: has a little problem

I have fixed stripped threads by using thread tape and a copper washer, you can also get the washers with an o'ring built on the inside.

Not sure what your style is.
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Re: has a little problem

check out your nearest Napa store. They ussually have oversized oil pan plugs.
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I think the heli coil kit would work the best, but if there is a oil pan that is the eventual route I would take. I am not a poo poo quad rider. [Honda]
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yeah i was thinking the heli kit as well...just wanted to get some other peoples opinions, maybe there was an easier way, but wont know till tomorrow when i take the plug out
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