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<p>That is what I thought. However, I had to put the plug back in
to finish the oil change and the calipers were quite a distance
away. Hopefully when this endless summer ever goes away I can get
the barn/shop cleaned out and my lift installed and get some work
done under a roof... I am about ready to open the doors and push
it all out with the loader or dozer...<br>
Cecil<br>
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<div dir="ltr">1. Knipex pliers are awesome
<div>2. I don't think you could get an M14x1.5 plug even 1/2
turn into a 1/2-20 threaded hole, but *maybe* if both male
and female have generous lead-in chamfers. M14 is 0.551",
10% larger in diameter than 1/2". And the 1.5 pitch, easier
to do this metric; 20 TPI is a pitch of 1.27 which also
isn't very close. A caliper will tell the tale.</div>
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<p>This is one of my parts getter vehicles for the old
tractors. <br>
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<p>My 2017 Grand Caravan oil plug rounded off with a 6
point socket. I have no idea how the plug could get so
tight running, but I changed the oil the last time
myself and did not over tighten the plug. I rounded the
head of the plug off with an impact socket. Had to
borrow a pair of Knipex alligator pliers from a friend
to get it loose. He had to use both hands and push
against the tire to get it broke loose. I got a
replacement from O'reilly auto parts. It stated the plug
was a M14x1.5 However it will not screw in 1/2 turn
before it freezes up. I put in the old plug as I had no
choice. The mopar number is MOPAR 6506214AA but this
crosses over to the M14 x 1.5 plug that I had. A thread
on the earlier generation models stated that some had a
1/2 -20 threaded plug as it had not changed over to
metric completely. Anyone had this experience??</p>
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