Does anyone know the thread pitch on the Transmission side drain hole on the 1330 engine? I was told that it is 1.25. But I saw a reference to a gold plug that was the correct size 12MM but the thread pitch was 1.5. I am looking to replace the OEM plug with a Gold Plug but Gold plug seems to have only the engine side plug.
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Are both of the 1330's Oil Drain Plugs the same size?
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cyclekid58
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What is the difference between dimpleplugs vs the sho chrome plugs that lamonster sells besides price?
JayBros
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M12 X 1.5 according to the parts list for MY 2014 SE6, and BRP has not changed the size. Find it in the fiche for Clutch Cover.
happyspyder2039
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Gold plugs have both engine and oil. www.goldplug.com
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Gold Plug MP-01 Stainless Steel Magnetic Drain Plug
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Can-Am 1330 ACE Engine Magnetic Drain Plug – MP-18
Sold by: Gold Plug LLC
Amazon.com-
Gold Plug MP-01 Stainless Steel Magnetic Drain Plug
Sold by: Gold Plug LLC
Can-Am 1330 ACE Engine Magnetic Drain Plug – MP-18
Sold by: Gold Plug LLC
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ulflyer
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I had very little on the OEM trans plug magnet when changed at 2K. Swiped with a rag and it was clean. Personally, I can see no reason to change that one.
JayBros
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The whole issue probably never would have arisen if BRP had specified the same type of plug, Torx or Allen, for both plugs. OTOH, a manufacturer is well within its rights to expect DIYers will check to see what type of bit is required before stuffing a bit in a hole they do not carefully examine beforehand.
Spyderman2018
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The Dimple plug link doesn't appear to be working anymore.......
JayBros
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This one works. Since I last visited I think he's expanded some of his offerings.https://drainplugmagnets.com/motorcycles/can-am-spyder/
Spyderman2018
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