Dorman 65292 Aluminum Drain Plug Gasket, Fits 1/2Do, 9/16, M14 Compatible with Select Models, 4 Pack

Used these on an oversized drain plug on my Harley. They stopped the small drip and the plug torqued up good

We do the maintaining of our cars ourselves and carefully consider what we use for the maintenance of every car we have. This product in particular is a thumbs up. I have been using this aluminum oil drain plug gasket every time my car needs oil change and it didn’t troubled me even once. It works as expected and had no problems changing my oil around 8,000 to 10,000 miles. It works well, no leakage, tight seal and excellent price. I recommend it.

No issues other than being somewhat overpriced. Quality seems the same as the OEM part, whereas some other brands have a smaller OD and thinner profile. (2015 Honda Pilot)

We recently did an engine swap on my mom's beloved 1998 Honda Odyssey. After 240,000 miles it finally gave up with a cracked head. For a couple hundred dollars we got a compatible engine from the junkyard and did some major maintenance to it before installing it in the car. I ordered a bunch of parts from Amazon for the rebuild and this was part of the list. Everything shipped quickly and it was the right part the first time.

Not exact oem but it works. The oem has a small lip on both sides with a small indentation and I worried that maybe this one wont hold up because of that but it has worked perfectly fine. Just make sure you torque to proper specs. Its in the car manual or 30-36 ftlb for honda accord.

Whether changing your own oil, or taking your car in to have the oil changed, be advised that some places don't think it's important to change the crush washer with every removal of the oil drain plug. That would be faulty thinking. It *IS* imperative to change the crush washer every time.

Remember to always change your oil drain plug gasket. I rarely do because I rarely have a new one. Never had a problem ever. But it is nice to finally have some gaskets to change them. Vehicle 06 Acura RSX Type-S.

Got this to use on my Honda Odyssey. The oil drain plug had a minor leak, but the gasket looked ok. The plug was heavily torqued and I had to use a breaker bar to remove it. Replaced it with the Dorman gasket and torqued to Honda specs (29 ft-lbs). No more oil leak! A mechanic friend told me that it's better to change the gasket during every oil change.

Stopped dripping in the driveway

Do the job. Satisfied !

These fit perfectly for my 2014 Honda Civic lx. I know some people said they were different in size compared to the manufacturers gasket, but I didn’t find that at all. They fit and work like they are supposed to. The only reason I gave it 4 stars is because they are a bit more expensive than others.

i usually buy then from rockauto but needed them urgently. it works fortunately.

It does its job. No oil leaks from oil drain plug so 5 stars lol.