Will this Magnetic Drain Plug work on my 82 TA?
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Car: 1982 Trans Am
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Axle/Gears: 3:73
Will this Magnetic Drain Plug work on my 82 TA?
I was wondering if this magnetic drain plug will work on my 1982 Trans Am with an LG4.
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When I called a dealership they asked about the thread size, and said they wouldn't have one for my vehicle.
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'98 and up Vortec are not the same, they are now metric.
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You are correct about the 1/2-20 thread size. I just got one from Napa, and confirimed the thread size at a dealership.
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Nope, they got it through the type of car
1982
Pontiac
Trans Am
305 Carbed
Magnetic drain plug
I just installed it today. The one odd part was that the gasket kind of shread a bit. It's not leaking though. Is this supposed to happen?
1982
Pontiac
Trans Am
305 Carbed
Magnetic drain plug
I just installed it today. The one odd part was that the gasket kind of shread a bit. It's not leaking though. Is this supposed to happen?
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That's it. The only problem is the gasket shread too eaisly. If it starts to leak, I'm going to use a copper washer instead.
Just pick up a copper gasket, and you'll be good to go.
Just pick up a copper gasket, and you'll be good to go.
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