Koyo replacement drain plug
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i shared this in the other thread as well- but if you break the plug DONT DRILL IT
take a flathead screwdriver and heat the tip up real good, now insert it into the plug and hold it in place for a little while, then remove it. Let it cool and just turn the plug out
take a flathead screwdriver and heat the tip up real good, now insert it into the plug and hold it in place for a little while, then remove it. Let it cool and just turn the plug out
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