Need help finding a oil drain plug for a 2022 pioneer forest edition

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Dealer gave me a part # of 15236-HL4-000 but I had to leave the area. having a heck of a time finding the right place to order. Where's the best place to order?

PS no dealer close.

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Dealer gave me a part # of 15236-HL4-000 but I had to leave the area. having a heck of a time finding the right place to order. Where's the best place to order?

PS no dealer close.

Thanks Red

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Dealer gave me a part # of 15236-HL4-000 but I had to leave the area. having a heck of a time finding the right place to order. Where's the best place to order?

PS no dealer close.

Thanks Red
Any Honda auto dealer should be able to get you one, or any decent parts store as well. M12 thread, 15mm long.
Could be M12x1.25 or m12x1.5 grab both, throw out the wrong one.
 
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On the first oil change...they were on so tight that the husky 12mm wrench I used rounded the head. Had to get vice grips and a big ole boy to break it loose. Usually there's beer involved but not this time. Now on the second oil change I've got a slow drip. Dealer didn't have a new crush washer so here I sit. If I'm going to fix it I'm going back new.

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On the first oil change...they were on so tight that the husky 12mm wrench I used rounded the head. Had to get vice grips and a big ole boy to break it loose. Usually there's beer involved but not this time. Now on the second oil change I've got a slow drip. Dealer didn't have a new crush washer so here I sit. If I'm going to fix it I'm going back new.

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Dont forget to hit the “reply” button then respond under that box so we get a notice that you replied to our question. ;)
 
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On the first oil change...they were on so tight that the husky 12mm wrench I used rounded the head. Had to get vice grips and a big ole boy to break it loose. Usually there's beer involved but not this time. Now on the second oil change I've got a slow drip. Dealer didn't have a new crush washer so here I sit. If I'm going to fix it I'm going back new.

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If it can sit a week or so, buy what you need online.
I would suggest all 3 bolts, washers as spares. As well as the orings for the filter housings. And well, because you need them eventually. Order a few new filters as well.
 
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Got it. The other forums I'm on you hit quote to do this. Thanks.
You use 'reply' with or without 'quote'. The difference is, 'quote' includes the original text from the post you are replying to.
 
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On the first oil change...they were on so tight that the husky 12mm wrench I used rounded the head. Had to get vice grips and a big ole boy to break it loose. Usually there's beer involved but not this time. Now on the second oil change I've got a slow drip. Dealer didn't have a new crush washer so here I sit. If I'm going to fix it I'm going back new.

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I've never had first oil change drain plugs that tight. Must be those garbage wrenches, ive always broken then loose with a ratchet and a socket. But a standard length wrench usually works as well.