2006 Sonata 4 cyl Oilpan Crushwashers

Discussion in 'Hyundai Sonata' started by jpuccia, Oct 4, 2007.

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    jpuccia Guest

    Is there anyplace online or a store where they can be purchased for
    under a dollar? Thanks
     
    jpuccia, Oct 4, 2007
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    Mike Marlow Guest

    I don't think you can find them that cheap anywhere. But then, they're not
    all that expensive right from the dealer. I think I paid something like
    $1.25 ea.
     
    Mike Marlow, Oct 4, 2007
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  3. Have you tried the dealer? Mine gives me one with every filter I buy.
     
    Edwin Pawlowski, Oct 5, 2007
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    Bob Guest

    Advance auto parts - actually, Auto-Zone too. They're in the rack where they
    sell washers, bolts, screws, etc.
     
    Bob, Oct 5, 2007
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  5. Good grief - my Hyundai/Kia dealer gives them to me for nothing. I just
    walk in and get them.

    Incidentally, I'm not given the "crushable O-ring" anymore. Now it is just
    a flat washer. I've noticed that I have to tighten it a lot tighter than I
    did the crushable O-ring, but that if I do, I can use them again and again
    and again.

    Still, even the newer cars owners manuals state that the O-ring should be
    replaced every time. But they don't cost me a thing.
     
    Rev. Tom Wenndt, Oct 5, 2007
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  6. Save yourself the hassle and just replace the drain plug with a Fram or
    Fumoto drain valve.
     
    Brian Nystrom, Oct 5, 2007
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    Bob Adkins Guest

    Yes. Or at least a copper washer, which can last the life of the car.
    -

    Bob
     
    Bob Adkins, Oct 8, 2007
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    What Guest

    Pep boys sells all sizes of them. I think a half dozen of them are about
    3-4 dollars in a bubble pack. I've noticed on my car that they will last a
    lot longer than 1 oil change if they are not mashed real bad. I know what
    you mean though, If a person was buying metal by the pound the stuff would
    be 300 bucks a pound. Yet another example of exhorbitant prices from a
    dealer for something that doesn't need to be there in the first place. This
    is the first car I ever owned that even had one. (all were GM and Ford
    before this one. What I did was just take the oil drain plug with me and
    compare hole sizes till I found one like it. There are standard sizes and
    MM too in the display at Pep Boys.
     
    What, Oct 18, 2007
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    What Guest

    You have a good dealer. Where is this one located? My dealer charged 2
    bucks for them in Springfield Mo. and the arrogant little asshole at the
    parts counter said it had to have one fopr each oil change or it would void
    the 10 year/100,000 mi. warrany. I got copper ones from Pep Boys.
     
    What, Oct 18, 2007
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