Geno's Oil Plug Drips Oil??

[VHolloway]

My New Oil Plug From Geno's Drips Oil The Old Stock One Don't

I Like Geno's Plug With The Nagnet On The End

O Well

 

[vssman]

Call them and let them know. I've been using that type of plug for several years without any problems. Of all the places that stand behind their products, Geno's is on top.

 

[JCyrbok]

Genos is top notch and like stated above they stand by their stuff. Its pretty much satisfaction guarented.



That said however, I had the same problems with the mag plug from them. I think it was called the Super Plug or something along that lines. Worked the first time then leaked after the next change. Could never get it to stop, short of using RTV to seal it. I went back to a stock plug for a while with no problems and now use one of the two piece systems that they sell with the plug and the hose that threads into it to let the oil out. No problems with the new one.



The Super Plug that I had was from about 4 years ago, so they may have updated it.



Hope this helps



J-

 

[ToolManTimTaylor]

Also look closely at your oil pan. Theese pans have been known to crack/deform 'round the boss.

 

[Dutch & Di]

Oil Pan Plug

Hi My name is Diana and I'd like offer some help and clear up a misconseption Mr Holloway-if your oil pan plug has the magnet on the end, this is my companies plug which we also sell to Geno's. If you'll call me at 941-416-0918 anytime betrween 9 am and 10 pm, I'll be happy to see what assistance we can offer to solve your problem. We never want an unsatisfied customer.

JCRYBok made a post and I believe referred to our plug as the Super Plug. I just wanted to be sure everyone knows the Super Plug is not our plug.

Thank you, Diana [Plug It Right]

 

[StevenJ]

I had the same problem on a second gen truck. I found the sealing washer supplied with the new plug did not have the metal ring and deformed. I used the washer from the factory plug and no longer had a leak.

 

[p-Bar]

WOW what customer service.....