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Jan 28, 2023
7:00:16pm

Cougrrrs Roll All-American

You can repair it

Which should be cheaper than replacing oil pan so don't do that.

Google for your make and year of Camry and stripped oil plug repair. Should be plenty of youtube videos with help to repair it. Probably cost a few bucks depending on how you choose to repair it.

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Arrrgh, bought a Camry off my friend, he always had the oil changed for him. I went to change the oil today and the nut

dingus79 Contributor

1/28/23 5:19pm

You're out of luck,

1/28/23 5:20pm

I would first try a tapping it.

CSoul

1/28/23 5:21pm

I might look into a thread repair first.

Robert Baratheon

1/28/23 5:23pm

Depends on the vehicle. Most are not difficult to swap, but

Corn Pop

1/28/23 5:25pm

RE: Arrrgh, bought a Camry off my friend, he always had the oil changed for him.

MightyFreakingCougar

1/28/23 5:41pm

You bought a lemon. Just Chuck it and get a new one.

bruincoug

1/28/23 5:50pm

Ugh stupid lube shops over tightening the stop

keithcoug

1/28/23 5:54pm

They have repair kits

gwill

1/28/23 6:00pm

I replaced a corollas oil and transmission pan once (wife drove over a stump at

ponys

1/28/23 6:52pm

You can repair it

1/28/23 7:00pm

Thanks for suggestions I found this solution on Amazon that looks pretty good, a tapered bolt with thread locker/sealer,

dingus79

1/28/23 9:45pm

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