What is the size of the bolt for the oil tank - the location where you add oil?
933411
Mine is just a yellow plastic screw cap with an oil can symbol on the top. Caution: You do not fill it up. The clear oil indicator neat the tank should only show a half bubble.
2050989
Great purchase! Yes it does. I bought the oil just in case, but don't think I needed it. I topped it off just in case, but I think that hindered the operation. I would suggest using it as it comes, but I don't know how often an oil change is require. I had to buy longer bolts to install, but I got the bolts from lowest for a couple bucks. Just be ready for that.
1715794
It will fit anything that uses a standard 3/8" male pipe thread. When you drain the oil, take the plug to someone who knows plumbing. If the plug will fit into a 3/8" collar or tee, then this will work.
597778
my husband says it is 3/8" where the bolt goes in. We have a automatic drive lawnmower.
948762
The vehicle is no longer in our shop in which we installed the pump. If my memory serves me, it was 5/16" inlet and outlet. Please don't hold me to that. It may have been 3/8".
508506
I would say 3/4 of the oil bottle came with it. Run the motor for 1 min then check the oil level and add as required. Hope this will help!
1029781
Sorry to take so long to respond. I was tied up fpr the holiday. The bolt in question is an M5. It looks to be 20mm in total length. Hope this helps?
92086
The bolts are pretty stranded, about 3" long but you don't need that much clearance to remove the tank.
92085
The tank to bowl bolts are approximately 2 inch long. But... once you pull the bolts out there are no clearance issues. You will be able to pull the tank off just about horizontally as it just rests on the bowl . Great commode by the way. The next one I have to buy will be the Champion.
1098417
There is a drain plug right under the oil level sight gauge. Drain it there and then re-fill to the red dot on the sight gauge through the red filler cap on top.
1502929
It has to be 10-12 inches. Plenty to get under my Camaro to change oil. I'm very pleased with them.
1678233
The important feature is the thread diameter and advance rate. Also consider the stem length. The stem length affects how much oil drains or if any is left in the pan. You can find the thread diameter and advance rate n the vehicle technical specifications usually as a single number like #6 or take the oil pan plug to Lowe's nut and bolt department. There they have a template in which you can test it and find the correct size. Then look up the valve with matching threads.
1061975
not sure of the exact size. It had a shutoff in it when purchased. However I bought a shutoff for the old tank before it cracked and it was the standard small engine fuel line shutoff purchased from my auto parts store (NAPA)
1156563
I believe the bolt diameter is 5/16". I had one connector which I drilled out to fit. Other options include attaching a new connector.
764269
Perhaps my review is out there. Gasket included, but the head of the bolt broke off on 2nd oil change. Go to your dealer and pay for a genuine OEM drain plug with gasket included.
1995140
Mine mounts from a plate that bolts to the tank across the top with two bolts. Overall dem. is 6" tall, 10" long and 5" wide.
526115
My tank uses 2 bolts as well. I did not use the 3rd bolt. The bolts are stainless steel replacement bolts for re-mounting the tank on to the toilet base after you install the flush unit in the tank. The flush unit attaches to the big center hole in the bottom of the tank through a large rubber grommet and a large threaded nut. When you re-attach the tank, tighten the 2 bolts and it will compress the rubber grommet forming a water tight seal between the tank and the base.