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Default Oil filter drain screw 95 VR6 - 09-16-2006 , 07:33 PM






I had the oil changed about a month ago. I saw some driveway
spotting. The oil is clean, so it was not initially obvious.

Looking under the car, I see a hole in the bottom of the filter cap.
I was thinking there was a drain bolt that should go in the hole in
that round metal insert that is inset into the black plastic. Do I
remember correctly?

And if I remember correctly, why is the oil not coming out faster?


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Default Re: Oil filter drain screw 95 VR6 - 09-16-2006 , 09:18 PM






should be a 6mm aluminum plug. Who did the oil change?


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I had the oil changed about a month ago. I saw some driveway
spotting. The oil is clean, so it was not initially obvious.

Looking under the car, I see a hole in the bottom of the filter cap.
I was thinking there was a drain bolt that should go in the hole in
that round metal insert that is inset into the black plastic. Do I
remember correctly?

And if I remember correctly, why is the oil not coming out faster?




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Default Re: Oil filter drain screw 95 VR6 - 09-17-2006 , 12:34 AM



In rec.autos.makers.vw.watercooled, Lost In Space/Woodchuck wrote:

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should be a 6mm aluminum plug. Who did the oil change?
A Walmart, and I brought the filter AND the little gasket ...

Thanks.


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Default Re: Oil filter drain screw 95 VR6 - 09-18-2006 , 02:33 PM



Walmart, destroying one VW at a time!


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In rec.autos.makers.vw.watercooled, Lost In Space/Woodchuck wrote:

should be a 6mm aluminum plug. Who did the oil change?

A Walmart, and I brought the filter AND the little gasket ...

Thanks.



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Default Re: Oil filter drain screw 95 VR6 - 09-24-2006 , 12:31 AM



Man that bumms me out. Why must everyone do everything themselves to get
things done right...
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Walmart, destroying one VW at a time!


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In rec.autos.makers.vw.watercooled, Lost In Space/Woodchuck wrote:

should be a 6mm aluminum plug. Who did the oil change?

A Walmart, and I brought the filter AND the little gasket ...

Thanks.





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Default Re: Oil filter drain screw 95 VR6 - 09-24-2006 , 01:16 AM



In rec.autos.makers.vw.watercooled, none2u wrote:

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Man that bumms me out. Why must everyone do everything themselves to get
things done right...
I intended to post back a correction. After I bought the screw for
$15 (actually a pretty fancy thing) and thought it over, I now think
that it's there, and something just needs tightening. I was planning
to get under the car as soon as I was past a sore throat. Or else I
will take it back.

I was confusing the allen head socket for a screw hole with a
missing screw. I did not inspect carefully enough obviously. So that
explains why I was/am not losing oil at a rapid rate.






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"Lost again" <info (AT) vwtechtalk (DOT) com> wrote in message
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Walmart, destroying one VW at a time!


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In rec.autos.makers.vw.watercooled, Lost In Space/Woodchuck wrote:

should be a 6mm aluminum plug. Who did the oil change?

A Walmart, and I brought the filter AND the little gasket ...

Thanks.




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