Oil drain plugs for motocross and enduro - reliable engine service
( number of products: 46 )Accel Czerwony Korek Spustowy Oleju z Magnesem [M8x1.25x20] / Honda CRF 450R '09-'16 / Suzuki RMZ 250 '10-'18 / RMZ 450 '08-'18 / CRF 250R '10-'18
17,48 € gross/1pcs.
ZETA Korek spustowy oleju z magnesem Yamaha YZ 250F '01-'25, YZ 450F '03-'25, YZ 125 '05-'25, WR 250F '01-'25 kolor niebieski
12,33 € gross/1pcs.
ZETA Korek spustowy oleju z magnesem Yamaha YZ 250F '01-'25, YZ 450F '03-'25, YZ 125 '05-'25, WR 250F '01-'25 kolor czerwony
12,33 € gross/1pcs.
ZETA Śruba spustu oleju z magnesem M10X22-P1.5 kolor czerwony
8,63 € gross/1pcs.The lowest price of the product in the 30 days before the discount was introduced: 8,63 €/1pcs.0%Regular price: 12,33 € gross/1pcs.-30%
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Oil Drain Plugs are the small but critical service parts that keep your MX/off-road engine oil where it belongs. A tired plug, crushed washer, or rounded head can turn a quick oil change into a mess on the garage floor, or worse—an oil seep that shows up after a hard moto. In this category you’ll find replacement drain bolts/plugs and sealing solutions to stop leaks, prevent thread damage, and make routine maintenance faster between rides in jersey and pants.
When choosing an oil drain plug, start with exact fitment: thread size and pitch, length, head style, and whether your engine uses a separate sealing washer or an integrated O-ring. Material and design matter too—hardened steel vs lightweight alloy, magnetic tips to catch fine metal, and safety-wire drillings for race prep. Consider riding conditions and service intervals: wet, muddy rides and frequent oil changes put more wear on seals, so plan on fresh washers/O-rings and correct torque every time.
Common mistakes are over-tightening (stripping the case threads), reusing a flattened crush washer, or forcing the plug in cross-threaded after a quick filter swap. Replace the plug if the head is rounding, the threads feel rough, or you see persistent weeping after cleaning and re-torquing. Always check the sealing surface on the case and look for debris on the magnet during oil changes—your engine is telling you something.
Tip: Warm the engine, then torque the plug to spec with a new washer/O-ring—tight “by feel” is how cases get ruined.
