15pcs Oil Drain Plug Crush Washer Gasket Seal – 16mm Replacement for BMW Motorcycle and Car - OEM 07119963252 Fits Most Popular Models 1969-2025 by AUTOMAJOR

The oil drain plug dripped on my daughter's car. These new gaskets seem to have cured that. These seem to be thin and disposable, hence the multi pack. I plan to just replace the old gasket with a new one when the old one starts to drip, or gets torn or distorted. Works well for its intended use, but I don't see one gasket lasting for more than a couple oil changes.

I bought one of those magnetic oil plugs and it came with a few crush washers. I installed it and it leaked like a sieve. I got these specific for VW and used with the original plug on the car and sealed perfectly.

I liked that this was a no drama order. Pretty simple metal washer, used as a seal under the oil pan drain plug. Used one so far. No issues.

It’s an aluminum crush washer. Just be aware of your size requirements. I purchased m16 washers for an ATF drain in an 07 CRV. It didn’t fit so I ordered M18 which fit. The M16 fit my oil drain plug though. Now I have plenty of both.

For the price you can’t go wrong especially if you work on several GM vehicles or own several of them. Came in quickly and seal great like they should.

Technically ... in most cases you might get away with not changing your crush washer. You can also steer a car with your feet but that doesn't make it a good idea either.If you're going to do the job, do it the right way and sleep better at night.

I needed a 14mm ID crush washer for my oil drain bolt. The OEM washer was expensive and hard to find.Yamaha OEM part number is 214-11198-01, this fits perfectly. The inside diameter is 14mm same as OEM). The outside diameter is 20mm (OEM is 19mm), slightly larger than the OEM, but fits the drain oil bolt perfectly.

Does the job on a 07 Corvette. Outer crush washer with inner rubber gasket. Double seal?

I require a crush washer on my slightly marred drain plug hole (thanks to shop oil changes... BTW, why TF is it so rare to find a shop that doesn't screw up a simple oil change by over tightening everything?)Such a simple job.Anyway if you do your own oil changes this is a real single use crush washer. It gets crushed when tightened, which allows it to conform to small irregularities forming a better seal. But it's also complete toast when used. Drain plug washers are supposed to be single use all the time but you can definitely get multiple safe uses from a robust washer on a robust metal pan.My application is on an Audi Q5. Weak oil drain plug/ holeSometimes you need a more aggressive fix, sometimes this is perfect.If you don't have a small drip, these are still an excellent choice as they make a better seal at a lower torque value.

I'm a DIY person and these worked out on a '05 Nissan Pathfinder 4.0L.Good for Frontier and Xterra 4.0L V6.Don't thread down to the ends of the washer part of the bolt.Remember to install these with the wider side toward the pan, and the thinner side to the bolt washer.

Great

Much cheaper than those found locally. How difficult is it for local companies to charge a small price for such a small simple item?

Will test and review the next oil change