General ulysse sump plug

[jamx2]

The sump plug on my ulysse is hexagon shaped with a hole in it, what tool do i use to remove it and what size tool will i need? also what size washer will i need to get when replaceing plug.

Thanks


jamx2

 

[Stu DemonD]

Hi

What Ulysse is it? Engine size? Mk I or Mk II? It may help

 

[jamx2]

sorry, it is a 1998 model 2lt 'S' model

 

[poggy]

I'm guessing but a lot of Fiat group cars use a 8mm allen key, you can use a 8mm brake tool.

I bought one from motor factors for £2.95.

 

[jamx2]

I thought a 15mm size but do not want to guess and buy from halfords to find its useless, no one seems to know for certain

 

[jamx2]

sorry I meant 12mm not 15, thats what most fiat owners seem to refer to? where do you get the replacement crush washers from as I went to 2 branches of halfords and could not find any

 

[T14086]

12mm I thought,buy a set for a tenner(sealey)which has 10 sizes/shapes,,always good for the future aswell.

 

[poggy]

sorry I meant 12mm not 15, thats what most fiat owners seem to refer to? where do you get the replacement crush washers from as I went to 2 branches of halfords and could not find any

I think the washers are dealer parts. Let us know what size the allen key is when you get it.

 

[jamx2]

I will let you know, I might even try putting a socket set on it as there is a large hexagon shaped nut maybe it can be undone with a drain key or a spanner what do you think?

 

[T14086]

Well did you get it off

I was talking about these;
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/7PC3-8-DRIVE-...024819630QQcategoryZ30917QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
Not exactly gonna break the bank & always handy to have around.

 

[jamx2]

I got the plug off using a 21mm socket. had a bit of a job getting the filter off as they are a bit awkward to get a good grip on, besides spilling oil when refilling I was pleased with the fact that I could do all of it without having to Jack the car up.

Thanks for everyones advice.

 

[poggy]

Well did you get it off

I was talking about these;
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/7PC3-8-DRIVE-...024819630QQcategoryZ30917QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
Not exactly gonna break the bank & always handy to have around.

I am going to buy them though. Thanks

 

[T14086]

Loads around of different makes,I got a 'sealey' set for tenner 3 years ago,used daily & no probs Fit nicely into a 1/2"drive 22mm socket so can get plenty of leverage.