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Originally Posted by SlikNik Hey guys quick question. I am switching over to Mobil 1 synth. oil and probably just going to use the Mobil1 filter, do I still need

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Old 07-19-2010, 11:04 PM   #9 (permalink)
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Hey guys quick question. I am switching over to Mobil 1 synth. oil and probably just going to use the Mobil1 filter, do I still need the crush gasket that is needed with the Nissan oil filter? I assume yes but want to make sure for any who have used that filter.

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Not sure what your question has to do with the oil filter. Anyway, the copper crush washer for the drain plug only costs a buck at the dealership. Your choice. I got an aftermarket magnetic drain plug and it came with a regular washer. Either is fine. The more important thing is torquing the plug to the right specs. See AK's DIY oil change post.
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