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hey guys,

i want to get a new quick release sump plug but im unsure of the size and cant take my old one out because its on its last legs and the oils still good,

please if any one no's post up the sizes.

for 1989 r32 gtst rb20det

http://www.fumoto.com.au/index.htm

fumoto say 3/8 but i put the head on my current one and the 17mm fits on there...?

thanks simon

F-102 PF-3/8 $49 F102N PF-3/8 $54

Nissan All other models(up to '89) PF-3/8 F-102 $49

Nissan All other models(up to '89) PF-3/8 F-102N $54

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hey guys,

i want to get a new quick release sump plug but im unsure of the size and cant take my old one out because its on its last legs and the oils still good,

please if any one no's post up the sizes.

for 1989 r32 gtst rb20det

http://www.fumoto.com.au/index.htm

fumoto say 3/8 but i put the head on my current one and the 17mm fits on there...?

thanks simon

F-102 PF-3/8 $49 F102N PF-3/8 $54

Nissan All other models(up to '89) PF-3/8 F-102 $49

Nissan All other models(up to '89) PF-3/8 F-102N $54

Just remember that the size of the sump plug is measured by the shank diameter NOT the socket that goes on the head. All the RB sump plugs I have ever worked on have all required a 14mm socket implying that the actual plug is smaller than this ie 12mm (just confirmed with an RB30 sump plug).

Hope this helps

  • 3 weeks later...

Changed the oil on the weekend, and 14mm socket here too, well actually I used a 9/16 since that's what i grabbed first but it amounts to much the same thing.

A believe what you'd be looking for is the F-103 valve (12mm x 1.25mm pitch), as purchased in this Group Buy: http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...howtopic=127757

But I'd ask in there first how it went.

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