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Install Oil Drain Fitting

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Budget Turbo Yukon XL "Uncle Rob" Oil Drain & Feed Install! (Logan's First Busted Knuckles)

What happens here

After drilling and tapping the oil pan, insert the 1/2-inch NPT to AN-10 fitting into the newly threaded hole. Apply an RTV sealant to the threads of the fitting to ensure a leak-proof seal, then screw it in by hand until snug. Do not overtighten, as this can damage the threads.

Goal: Secure the AN drain fitting into the oil pan

Tools and materials

  • 1/2-inch NPT to AN-10 Fitting — Connecting the oil drain line to the oil pan
  • Black RTV Sealant — Ensuring a leak-proof seal on the drain fitting threads

What they say

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to dig into couldn't find any pipe tape or like liquid thread sealer so we'll just put some black rtv on there not the right thing to do not the wrong thing either kind of like the medium thing better than nothing but we're just gonna see if this works looks like it's working to me it does i've actually never done this to an oil pan i welded mine on the escalade get it on there basically don't have the right tools for anything i don't know why apparently i'm just doing stuff that's completely different than what they do over there or i just don't know where things are but i can never find exactly what it is i'm looking for and right now i'm too cheap to go buy it so i just use the wrong things more than i should maybe if you sell some dang hoodies i can get some good tools so now the fitting in there is screwed in it's pretty tight it still sticks out like a decent bit but it's pipe thread taper fit and i assure you it's tighter than hail if it does leak or

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