Chrysler 8.25 fill plug
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Chrysler 8.25 fill plug
Mine's leaking. Has been for a long time, but now it's really pissing itself. Where can I get a new one? There's no JY nearby, and I don't feel like driving 90 minutes to find a cheap piece of rubber. Can an OEM one be purchased from a parts store? Is there an alternative?
Thanks fellas.
Thanks fellas.
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Part# you need is 3723687. Go over to jeepoemparts.com and you can order one for around $3 or you could call your local dealership and compare the price. Other then that I don't know of anywhere else since crown doesn't seem to list one.
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Another more difficult option would be to buy a threaded drain plug that's larger then your drain hole, tap that hole for the new threaded plug and call it good. I have actually done this before, just make sure you use touch of thread sealer on it and it's golden.
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This'll give me an excuse to change the fluids out anyways.
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Bubble Gum?? Stryker suggested duct tape and a big cork might be able to plug it too.
I think they have standard pipe threads True. So you may be able to put a pipe plug in it from the hardware store. I know you can't buy milk in the town you are in, but can you buy a pipe plug???
I think they have standard pipe threads True. So you may be able to put a pipe plug in it from the hardware store. I know you can't buy milk in the town you are in, but can you buy a pipe plug???
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Bubble Gum?? Stryker suggested duct tape and a big cork might be able to plug it too.
I think they have standard pipe threads True. So you may be able to put a pipe plug in it from the hardware store. I know you can't buy milk in the town you are in, but can you buy a pipe plug???
I think they have standard pipe threads True. So you may be able to put a pipe plug in it from the hardware store. I know you can't buy milk in the town you are in, but can you buy a pipe plug???
Called the stealership, and they have one in stock for $3.70. Gonna pick it up after work.
NEW QUESTION: How many quarts do the axles hold? Might as well change them both this weekend.
And since they leak just because... is there a way to help them out? RTV? Thick coat of bull **it?