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ECODIESEL - OIL DRAIN VALVE - 'FINGER TOUCH' - 14MM ('14-'23, 3.0L - 1500)
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EcoDiesel EZ Oil Drain Valve

ECODIESEL - OIL DRAIN VALVE - 'FINGER TOUCH' - 14MM ('14-'23, 3.0L - 1500)

Item #: FTV-106
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Description

Drain the engine oil in your Ram 1500 EcoDiesel with the touch of a finger with this 'Finger Touch' engine oil drain valve. No more stripped threads, fractured drain plugs, or leaky gaskets. Replaces the OEM drain plug and you never remove it again.

  • One Touch Operation
  • Reduces Oil Changing Time and Expenses
  • Eliminates Stripped Threads
  • No More Contact with Hot Oil
  • No Messy Hands
  • Easy Installation
  • O-ring seal included
The valve extends one inch from the oil pan and oil drains out of the bottom of the valve. The stainless steel spring prevents any accidental opening. It requires two distinct actions to open it, and its heavy-duty construction will withstand engine vibration.

22mm or 7/8" wrench required for installation.

Reviews

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Oil shower advoidance
Dec 6, 2015  |  By Dale Binkley
I have used these valves on several vehicles for over 15 years. No reason NOT to have it, really a big mess saver.

retired military
Feb 16, 2017  |  By roger crane
haven't installed yet, but u tube videos show it to be so easy and no mess like using the plug.

Great Product
Jul 14, 2017  |  By Dick
Thank you for providing great service with a great product! Very impressed!

Finger Touch Oil Valve
Aug 1, 2017  |  By EMIL GERCKE
Easy to install, drains oil super easily.

Easy
Aug 8, 2017  |  By Rick B. Guiberteau
Easy to install and use

oil drain (made in china)
Nov 9, 2017  |  By Joe Swinsick
Rec'd EZ oil drain plug and decided not to use. To critical of a part to trust to chinese made. Bought Fumoto part (made in Japan) instead. Fumoto is very highly regarded and was only 2 dollars more.

Install and Tech Information

On a Lighter Note! What Not To Do When Changing Oil- by the editor of the TDR.pdf

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