Stripped Oil Pan Bolt Hole Repair - Stripped out Aluminum Oil Pan Fix - Bundys Garage

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Published 2017-04-12
The oil drain bolt stripped out the threads on the aluminum oil pan. The treads came out with the oil drain bolt. I show you three ways on how to fix it. Work was done on a 2001 Honda Odyssey.

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All Comments (20)
  • @zachritter2683
    I had the same issue with my used BMW that I just purchased. Did a lot of research. I did a time sert. It worked perfectly! A bit costly but a permanent solution!
  • @jamesfoster6914
    A quick oil change place stripped the threads on my 2006 Honda Pilot V6. I found a great tip that says to use the longer drain plug designed for the 2005 Honda Insight which is about 5 mm longer than original Honda Pilot drain plug and will grab the 4 or 5 deeper threads on the pan that the original drain plug does not reach. The Honda part # for the longer drain plug is 90013-PHM-000 - I bought one from the Honda dealer for about $6 and had the dealer install it when they did my oil change. It worked great. The dealer matched the quick oil change's price of $22.95 so I am will have them change the oil from now on.
  • Thanks for the advice. I bought a 14m x 1.5 at my local Ace Hardware . I cut it about .5” longer than the stock bolt and filed it and installed it in my 08’ Civic . It worked . With a new crush washer it tightened up very snug . Thanks for the video . I’m 46 and I have changed the oil in every vehicle I’ve owned since I was a teenager . My dad instilled in me do my own maintenance and I’d appreciate the fact I know it’s done correctly . BYW. I am a 2 yr Amsoil customer for the 4 vehicles in my family . Great products . Thanks again !
  • This was a HUGE help. Thanks so much for this video. My 1998 honda civic did the exact same thing. I got a new plug from autozone and it fixed it!
  • @Alan-gx8gf
    I used the Long bolt method yesterday and it works fine , thank you ! ☺👍
  • @KnightOfZero117
    This happened to me too while doing a routine oil change. I order the longer bolt, but I also order the Heli-coil repair just in case. Hope it all works out. Great informative video
  • @vico21y
    Great video. It happened in my 2008 Civic and I was in a panic mode. Went to youtube and I saw this video. I was about to order online the M14x1.5x50mm bolt. For some reason I decided to try my luck at the dealer. I asked the guy if they have a longer drain bolt for any Honda vehicle that is M14x1.5. To my luck the guy gave me double the length of my old one and he said that is for 2014 Civic. Problem solved Easy fixed. I wish Fumoto has a longer thread bolt.
  • @chitoman1
    I love your thought process. Great info
  • @peteg8920
    The exact same thing happened to me on my Tohatsu outboard. Solved it with the longer bolt but like you said not easy to find. Went all over town here in Stockholm Sweden before I found a specialised bolt and screw shop that had one.
  • told my mechanic about options of longer bolt to catch deeper threads, retap helicoil, or oversized bolt...he went with a spark plug! hahaha
  • @garyqualiq7634
    Thank you for the helpful review ecoplug is the way to go!
  • @carlomango407
    Heli Coil, time sert, thread chaser, oversized drain plug, or magnetic oil drain bolt.. use your favorite..
  • Cut of the thinnest part of the eco plug. You said it to the long bolts 🔩
  • @tonaymontana
    Thanks! i bought a longer bolt too and it worked :)