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          Aeroquip FCM3127 | Engine Oil Drain Plug Assembly

          Aeroquip Performance Logo Small Performance Plumbing, Hoses and Fittings
          Part Number
          FCM3127
          Quick-Drain Oil Pan Coupling; Male Half; M18 x 1.5 Thread Size; 1.52 in.x.96 in.; 1 1/4 in. Hex Size; 20-40 lbs./ft. Min. Assembly Torque

          Fits: Chrysler Conquest, Chrysler E Class, Chrysler Executive Limousine, Chrysler Executive Sedan, Chrysler LeBaron, Chrysler New Yorker, Chrysler Town & Country, Dodge 400, Dodge 600, Dodge Aries, Dodge Caravan, Dodge Challenger, Dodge Conquest, Dodge D250, Dodge D350, Dodge Mini Ram, Dodge Power Ram 50, Dodge Raider, Dodge Ram 50, Dodge W250, Dodge W350, Plymouth Caravelle, Plymouth Conquest, Plymouth Reliant, Plymouth Sapporo, Plymouth Voyager, Renault LeCar, Toyota 4Runner, Toyota Camry, Toyota Celica, Toyota Corolla, Toyota Corona, Toyota Cressida, Toyota Land Cruiser, Toyota Mark II, Toyota MR2, Toyota Pickup, Toyota Starlet, Toyota Tercel, Toyota Van, Volvo 244, Volvo 245, Volvo 264, Volvo 265, Volvo 740, Volvo 745, Volvo 760

          Special Price $51.03 Regular Price $60.04
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          In operation for over 65 years, Eaton's Aeroquip name represents quality and innovation in the hydraulics industry. Eaton offers Aeroquip hose, fittings, adapters, couplings and fluid connectors for all pressures in industrial, aerospace and automotive applications. Manufacturing facilities strategically located around the globe allows Eaton to offer Aeroquip product on demand to keep its customers up and running around the clock.


          BRAND: Aeroquip




          FEATURES:


          • Able To Change Oil When Hot
          • Wide Range Of Applications
          • Eliminates Potential Of Oil Spillage
          • Quick-Drain Oil Pan Coupling
          • Race Quality; Double-Seal Construction
          • QUICK-DRAIN OIL PAN COUPLING
          • One-Hand Connect/Disconnect
          • Oil Pan Drain Plug


          SPECIFICS:


          WARNING CA Proposition 65No

          Male Half; M18 x 1.5 Thread Size; 1.52 in.x.96 in.; 1 1/4 in. Hex Size; 20-40 lbs./ft. Min. Assembly Torque Failure To Meet Min. Assembly Torque Could Result In Fluid Leakage


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          APPLICATIONS:


          • 1984-1986 Plymouth Conquest
          • 1984-1987 Plymouth Voyager
          • 1975-1985 Toyota Celica
          • 1983-1985 Dodge Aries
          • 1987-1989 Chrysler Conquest
          • 1983-1985 Toyota Camry
          • 1983-1985 Plymouth Reliant
          • 1983-1985 Dodge 600
          • 1975-1985 Toyota Corolla
          • 1975-1985 Toyota Land Cruiser
          • 1983-1983 Plymouth Sapporo
          • 1975-1985 Toyota Pickup
          • 1989-1993 Dodge W250
          • 1984-1986 Dodge Conquest
          • 1978-1985 Toyota Cressida
          • 1983-1983 Dodge 400
          • 1985-1985 Plymouth Caravelle
          • 1975-1976 Toyota Mark II
          • 1982-1984 Volvo 244
          • 1984-1987 Dodge Caravan
          • 1987-1989 Dodge Raider
          • 1982-1984 Volvo 245
          • 1983-1986 Dodge Power Ram 50
          • 1983-1985 Volvo 760
          • 1983-1989 Dodge Ram 50
          • 1983-1985 Chrysler Town & Country
          • 1983-1985 Chrysler LeBaron
          • 1984-1985 Toyota Van
          • 1977-1979 Renault LeCar
          • 1985-1986 Volvo 740
          • 1985-1985 Chrysler Executive Limousine
          • 1989-1993 Dodge W350
          • 1989-1993 Dodge D250
          • 1980-1980 Volvo 265
          • 1983-1984 Chrysler E Class
          • 1980-1985 Toyota Tercel
          • 1985-1985 Toyota MR2
          • 1984-1985 Toyota 4Runner
          • 1984-1988 Dodge Mini Ram
          • 1983-1984 Chrysler Executive Sedan
          • 1985-1985 Volvo 745
          • 1989-1993 Dodge D350
          • 1981-1984 Toyota Starlet
          • 1983-1985 Chrysler New Yorker
          • 1975-1982 Toyota Corona
          • 1980-1981 Volvo 264
          • 1983-1983 Dodge Challenger
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