oil drain plug and gasket

[PhillyBoiP]

what drain plug everyone using when they do oil change?

The MOPAR one has an integrated seal that I have found last 5 or so oil changes before it starts to look a little rough and a new plug is 15$

the aftermarket doormat I got at my AutoZone is a bit cheaper (9$ or so) but has a one time use gasket that can come off. AutoZone and advanced auto both tell me that the gasket isn't sold separately anymore and that I need to buy a new one every time. Anyone know anything about any of this? maybe there is a different aftermarket with a cheap washer?

thanks!

 

[CHeYeNNe71]

I used this on last vehicle and will be again when I do my next oil change.

ValvoMax Oil Drain System

Frustrated with your DIY oil change? ValvoMax removes the hassle. Replace your drain bolt with the Quick Twist valve. Made of solid 304 Stainless Steel, the valve simplifies your oil change. Save time, eliminate tools, and conserve the environment. Veteran-owned. Made in USA

www.valvomax.com

 

[mikeru82]

I swapped the drain plug for a Fumoto valve. Works fine for me.

F106SX: Position Adjustable Oil Drain Valve with M14-1.5

The new Fumoto Fumoto® SX-series can be rotated 360° when it is installed, allowing you to choose the position and the oil flow direction for a smaller profile and easier access for maximum protection and further convenience oil drainage.

www.fumotousa.com

 

[Insanity]

I have used both fumoto and valvomax Both are nice to have .

 

[Ramboy13]

Anyone know the drain plug size for the hurricane? Would like to confirm it's M14x1.50

Mopar p/n 6507741AA