OEM Toyota FJ Cruiser Transmission Drain Plug

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The Transmission Drain Plug of Toyota FJ Cruiser is placed at the heart of a rugged SUV known for its retro style, sturdy ladder frame, and trail-tested toughness. The Toyota FJ Cruiser has a 4.0-liter V6 teamed with part-time 4WD that gives it quick torque and a generous 239 horsepower. Water fording clearance also allows drivers to tackle rocky riverbeds with the optimal of them. With features such as skid plates, a short wheelbase, and a roomy upright cabin, the Toyota FJ Cruiser is effective for everything from surfing trips and camping weekends to daily commutes while ABS and VSC show that safety comes first with the brand. Real Toyota components and narrow construction tolerances ensure that every Toyota system feels solid mile after mile. As a component of that mission, the FJ Cruiser Transmission Drain Plug threads into the transmission pan, which retains the fluid until service time. Further, it provides an easy, mess-free outlet when it is loosened. The Transmission Drain Plug comes with a bolt that is tipped with a magnet that will capture the tiny metallic shavings. Owners can use this to spot any early wear. Also, the reusable gasket of this Transmission Drain Plug preserves the pan integrity between fluid changes. Further, this prevents leaks and prolongs transmission life. To install, raise the SUV, position a catch pan, unscrew and clean the plug, fit a new washer, torque the plug, refill the fluid, cycle the gears, and check for leaks.