drain plug gasket

[Kira]

Does anyone know the size of the transmission drain plug gasket used in a 2013 Mitsubishi Outlander?

I'm going to help a friend change his fluid (sump drain & fill ) and I'd love to show up with the right gasket.

 

[Klutch9]

If it's anything like the one for my Kia, it's nearly impossible to find. Just re-use the old one. I've re-used the crush washers on the engine and trans on my Kia with no issues. Just don't go crazy when tightening.

 

[4WD]

Prolly too late now but I have bought assortment packs of copper crush washers on eBay and then just match them up

 

[Trav]

They list it as M14 I am guessing the O.D of the washer is probably 17-20mm.

 

[Kira]

OK, thanks. If it's a 14mm I'm golden as I have 14's in copper from the Saabs and in aluminum from the Hondas.

When the parts counterman said they didn't have one in stock I figured he was just being difficult.

Thanks again

 

[HerrStig]

I'll bet they have a good assortment of fancy floormats, though.

 

[Silk]

It's a crushable washer, Mitsubishi part number MD050317. I get 13.8mm ID. It's replaced very oil change. 10 in a packet, I have 7 packets in stock.

Can't delete my post, sorry, I was thinking sump plug. Just use copper...although I do have some trans washers, complete with plug.

 

[Kira]

Are the washers on the trannie drain plug 13.8mm too? Kira

 

[mechjames]

Dorman 095141
Steel 14mm
1/2"SO; Inside Dia: 0.544"/13.82mm; Outside Dia.: 0.750"/19.05mm; Thickness: 0.080/2.03mm

 

[Kira]

Love you fine people. K

 

[CErnst]

Just an FYI, I've been using the washers with a rubber grommet from the parts store. I'm at 200k miles on my '07 Outlander and have only needed to replace it once. Easy peasy.

 

[Yah-Tah-Hey]

Look the gasket up using Clips and Fasteners (AuVeco) website

and ordered a box. Last you a lifetime.