Does the Greddy drain plug for the BRZ use standard OEM drain plug washers or do you need to source a different size from Greddy or elsewhere?
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Hello KevinIt comes with everything to install it.Thank you WBPerformanceWBPerformance
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From what I can tell there should be no issue - sink drain holes tend to be standard and they are both Kohler. I used this disposal flange with the rubber baffle from the disposer without issue. The gasket is somewhat flow restrictive, but, does keep it all quiet.
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No drain plug.I think a 2 1/2 engine will work.I use a 65 trust electric trolling motor it works fine for me.In California if I use gas motor I would need to tag it with DMV.more money
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I think I would need more information. Do you have the standard sewer out from your motor home? Usually you just slip the hose on and turn to engage the 4 studs on the output.....
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There are specs for your washer with gal per minute info. The 3.0 fits a range of gpm
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The plug you buy on here is the redesign. Its common for Ford to list the old part number, then substitute the revised part upon ordering it. Nothing to worry about.
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I do not know the terminology for the connector. There is a brass sleeve that retracts (female part) on the hose of the pressure washer and that was "standard" on the Toro pressure washer I got at Lowes. This worked with the EZ clean. I would assume it is "universal" yet is is quick to connect.
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The Fumoto website should have the part numbers for the size drain plug you have: http://www.fumotousa.com/If you need to look up the drain plug size for your vehicle you can search for it on an online autoparts store (after entering your vehicle's info). Or call a local auto parts store.
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The thread & gasket size are a match for Honda, Kawasaki, & Yamaha. Suzuki owners are out of luck unless they purchase a thread adapter. The Purolator PL14610 & Shell Rotella T5 15W40 is my oil change preference on my FZ1.
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The drain hole is the standard size. You can use any drain from the Home stores.
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Couldn't say exactly. On my 330xi this was a simple swap out, no other parts needed though I did replace the strainer as well. Took less than 15 minutes and functions great.
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No, they don't. You can get them from amazon too:Honda Genuine OEM Oil Pan Drain Plug Washers (Bag of 50) - 94109-14000I think they're $14.90 or so for a pack of 50.
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Yes! I used the one that was previously on my washer. The package only comes with bellow. Hope that helps :)
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Open the door where the tank is and the model number for the water tank is located on the walls inside. Then type that number with the drain plug description into the Internet for an exact fit. This was about an inch shorter than the original when I took it out. Just be sure it is not longer and same 1440wattage. 1440w is on the plug when you remove it.
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F103 is the standard one for your car. F103N has a nipple on it if you want to attach a drain hose. (Not really necessary) Hope this helps.
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There are overflow outlets at the top of the barrel that will drain the excess. These are probably closed over when you get them so you can just punch or drill a drain hole the size that you want
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Yes, the washer does fit a regular outlet and please review the owners manual