Chrysler 300 Radiator Drain Plug

Radiator Drain Plug for a Chrysler 300

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  Dorman - Help - Radiator Drain Cocks (Part No. 61134)

  Description

  We offer a variety of Radiator Drain Petcocks for a range of applications. Their high-quality design ensures effective draining of the cooling system.
  
  Product Features:

  • Available in several styles, including standard, screw-in, and push-in with captive thread
  • Direct replacement Radiator Drain Petcocks available (where applicable) to ensure a proper fit
  • Durably engineered for a long service life
  • Easy to use, no need to disconnect any of the radiator hoses

  4.5

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  4.5

  4.5

  • 5

    5

    2020-11-03

    5

    5

    Fits 2011 Caliber

    Fits 2011 Caliber

    Submitted 2020-11-03

    By Stephen

    From Undisclosed

    It showed that it didn't fit my 2011 Dodge Caliber. It looked the same and I took a chance as it was needed ASAP. It fit exactly like oem. Also about 20 bucks cheaper than the mopar one I found online. It's been in about 3 weeks with no issues at all.

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    It showed that it didn't fit my 2011 Dodge Caliber. It looked the same and I took a chance as it was needed ASAP. It fit exactly like oem. Also about 20 bucks cheaper than the mopar one I found online. It's been in about 3 weeks with no issues at all.

    By Stephen from Undisclosed

    BOTTOM LINE NULL

  • 1

    1

    2019-11-27

    1

    1

    i'ii be back

    i'ii be back

    Submitted 2019-11-27

    By Bob

    From Undisclosed

    Wasn't the right one. Different radiator than factory.

    Bottom Line NULL

    Wasn't the right one. Different radiator than factory.

    By Bob from Undisclosed

    BOTTOM LINE NULL

  • 5

    5

    2019-07-25

    5

    5

    It works better than OEM

    It works better than OEM

    Submitted 2019-07-25

    By Female Mechanic

    From Howard County, MD

    Flushed antifreeze coolant and OEM drain plug to radiator had trouble turning and draining. The the OEM drain plug fell apart. Dorman Help radiator drain plug was almost exactly the same but with a longer tap to turn when changing antifreeze coolant. It fit better than the OEM drain plug. Part chart said it doesn't fit Dodge Caliber.it's working for me.

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    Flushed antifreeze coolant and OEM drain plug to radiator had trouble turning and draining. The the OEM drain plug fell apart. Dorman Help radiator drain plug was almost exactly the same but with a longer tap to turn when changing antifreeze coolant. It fit better than the OEM drain plug. Part chart said it doesn't fit Dodge Caliber.it's working for me.

    By Female Mechanic from Howard County, MD

    BOTTOM LINE NULL

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  Dorman - Help - Drain Cock-Brass-1/4 In. NPT (Part No. 61106)

  Description

  We offer a variety of Radiator Drain Petcocks for a range of applications. Their high-quality design ensures effective draining of the cooling system.
  
  Product Features:

  • Available in several styles, including standard, screw-in, and push-in with captive thread
  • Direct replacement Radiator Drain Petcocks available (where applicable) to ensure a proper fit
  • Durably engineered for a long service life
  • Easy to use, no need to disconnect any of the radiator hoses

  2.0

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  2.0

  2.0

  • 1

    1

    2020-08-12

    1

    1

    Poor Quality

    Poor Quality

    Submitted 2020-08-12

    By Ronald

    From Undisclosed

    I bought two of these to more easily drain an engine block when doing a coolant flush/change. On one of the drains, the wing nut for opening and closing the valve broke free and just spins rendering it useless.

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    I bought two of these to more easily drain an engine block when doing a coolant flush/change. On one of the drains, the wing nut for opening and closing the valve broke free and just spins rendering it useless.

    By Ronald from Undisclosed

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  • 2

    2

    2020-03-16

    2

    2

    Handle not well crimped new,

    Handle not well crimped new,

    Submitted 2020-03-16

    By Steve

    From Undisclosed

    Handle not well crimped new. It'll fail soon. At least it has a lifetime warranty. Unfortunately, I'll have to use it!

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    Handle not well crimped new. It'll fail soon. At least it has a lifetime warranty. Unfortunately, I'll have to use it!

    By Steve from Undisclosed

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    1

    2018-04-12

    1

    1

    JUNK

    JUNK

    Submitted 2018-04-12

    By Jim Sig

    From San Berdoo CA

    I have bought three or four of these. The result is always the same - the ears that are meant to open the valve separate from the valve and then you have no way to empty the fluid except to remove the entire assembly which is always very messy. C'mon Dorman, you can do better than this.

    Bottom Line not recommended

    I have bought three or four of these. The result is always the same - the ears that are meant to open the valve separate from the valve and then you have no way to empty the fluid except to remove the entire assembly which is always very messy. C'mon Dorman, you can do better than this.

    By Jim Sig from San Berdoo CA

    BOTTOM LINE not recommended

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