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Eran Teitelbaum 05-10-2018 07:57 AM

help- accord 2000 4cyl. tranny drain
 
hi
i wanted to drain the atf but rounded and destroyed the rectangular hole in the drain bolt.
what's next?
anyone had luck to open it with a pipe wrench or something?
thx

TexasHonda 05-10-2018 09:13 AM

Probably time to get professional help.

Or if you have a welder, weld a large nut to the bolt. IMO, a large ez-out will only round the hole further due to shallow depth of hole.

Maybe enough edge on the flange of the bolt to grip w/ vise grip?

good luck

shipo 05-10-2018 10:18 AM


Originally Posted by Eran Teitelbaum (Post 380356)
hi
i wanted to drain the atf but rounded and destroyed the rectangular hole in the drain bolt.
what's next?
anyone had luck to open it with a pipe wrench or something?
thx

I haven't pulled a drain plug in any oil pan or transmission since 1999; instead I use an oil extractor:

Eran Teitelbaum 05-10-2018 03:58 PM


Originally Posted by TexasHonda (Post 380358)

Or if you have a welder, weld a large nut to the bolt.

good luck

can't it damage the tranny?

TexasHonda 05-11-2018 11:52 AM

Won't hurt the trans but replace all ATF. ATF will be damaged from weldlng heat.

good luck

Seanjordan20 05-13-2018 07:08 AM

when I do something like that I spray it with pb blaster and let it soak for an hour. After I bang the next size in and get it off. Hasn't failed me yet. If you try it make sure you have a replacement. If it's like all other accords I can't see how the whole bolt is stripped to the end

Eran Teitelbaum 05-15-2018 11:14 AM



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