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Stripped oil drain valve

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smokejumper99oz

smokejumper99oz

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I have a stripped oil drain valve that was leaking and damaged before I got the aircraft. I tried everything to remove it but it is so tight that even the power tool stripped it after a minute really bad. Any idea how I can get it out? I tried vise grips etc so that's not an option. I was thinking drilling a hole and warm the oil pan

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