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Hey guys about to change oil what is the size of the washer for oil sump? Is it necessary to replace it? Btw this is for a sportivo

dude, triple thread LOL. Why u need to replace it for? if its cracked or something just get the genuine one from toyota. its like a couple of bucks.

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ahh sorry about that, i was using my iphone and pressed submit 3 times coz it wasnt loading.

just checked and it doesnt actually have a washer in the sump plug. Last time i changed oil was with a mechanics.

All the shops are closed now and cant get a washer and my car is in the garage still draining oil.

Do i really need the washer?

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Do i really need the washer?

Nope.

But if you do, just take the bolt to Bunnings and see if you can find an aluminium or copper washer that will fit over; don't use steel.

haha I was gonna say yes. :) it's there for a reason right? I think you should still get one but if it's not leaking oil I guess it's alright. And yes iPhone sucks balls. The buttons r too small for my fat fingers :D

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