Due to the poor design of a few automotive companies we will not be responsible for damage to aluminum engine oil pans. Some auto makers, do not install steel insert inside the oil pan. They rely on the aluminum threads to hold the plug in. When the steel drain plug is screwed in and out couple of times, the soft aluminum threads fail Other auto makers, put a helicoil insert inside of the oil pan. This isn't a good idea ither, because the insert will come out and requires a special tool to reinstall. The auto makers will not stand behind this problem, they want to blame oil change centers. A poor design is not my fault.

Notice #2

Not responbile for

• Non Original Engines and/or Parts
  
• Specialty Fulids, oils, or additives
  
• Stipped Out Plugs or Threads
  
• Oversized or Rounded Head Plugs
  
• Skid Plates, Shrouds or their Fastners
  
• Broken Fill Caps, Air Filter Boxes or Fastners
  
• Tool Arching on Electrical Components
  
• Locked Cars, Damaged Keys or Dead Batteries
  
• Damaged Hood Latches or Cables
  
• Broken Dipstics or their downtubes
  
• Loose or Damaged Filter Nipple
  
• Overtightened Caps, Filters or Plugs
  
• Brittle Plastic Wiper Parts
  
• Cleaning Dripped on oil off of skid Plated
  
• Damaged oil sending Units
  
• Resetting oil lights