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Drain Old Engine Oil

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Detroit Series 60 Oil Change in the Newell Coach Factory Parking Lot! (Not Supposed to do This)

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What happens here

Locate the main engine oil drain plug. The presenter indicates there are two plugs, but recommends using the one that allows for a complete drain of all engine oil. Using a 27mm socket and a socket wrench, loosen and remove the large drain plug, allowing the old engine oil to flow into the large rolling oil drain pan positioned underneath.

Goal: Remove old engine oil from the RV's engine.

Tools and materials

  • 27mm Socket — Removing the large engine oil drain plug
  • Large Rolling Oil Drain Pan — Collecting the drained engine oil
  • Socket Wrench — Turning the 27mm socket to loosen and remove the drain plug

What they say

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know the deal so this drain plug bolt appears to be quite large there's another plug over here but you're not supposed to use this one because it won't drain everything all the way people sometimes people do that and they forget um i guess you're supposed to use this one here which is more obvious solution it's big that's probably like i'd say bigger than 22 millimeters i'm not sure i think it's standard though so uh i'm gonna have to crawl back out of here and get some stuff and see what fits well i'm pretty sure it's supposed to be standard but this 27 that i got in here for my arp crank bolt on the escalade fits on there real nice so i'm gonna use it get that drain pan under here oh my god okay here we go 10 gallons of freaking dinosaur coming right up thinking we're all right here it's starting to fill this little reservoir but this is what they use for this in the building so i'm going to trust that it's the correct thing for the job that's all drain plugs back on now these

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