Where is the oil drain plug on my 1999 tj? - 1999 Jeep Wrangler

The oil drain plug is located on the side of the oil pan, passenger side. It does not look like a typical drain plug, as it's one of those quick drain type. It is meant to be hand loosened and tightened. DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN or you are in for a world of hurt. Just firmly finger tight

There is a plug in the bottom inner side, facing the engine, on the drivers side. Hope this helps, TJ

Hi, the oil drain plug is located on the side of the oil pan, passenger side. It does not look like a typical drain plug, as it's one of those quick drain type. It is meant to be hand loosened and tightened. DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN or you are in for a world of hurt. Just firmly finger tight.

Always look for an oil drain plug on the bottom of the oil pan, below the engine block.

Don't worry, the transmission pan doesn't have an oil drain plug.

It is usually a hex, removable with a wrench.

just drain the oil and change the oil filter ,refill to the level ,start engine and then re check the oil level

Bottom passenger side of oil pan. On the side of the pan. It is a metric bolt and the pan is aluminum, be careful not to strip plug when threading it back in.

You can buy a canister wrench at the local auto parts store. You do not need to torque the oil filter on, just hand tighten, No new gasket for the drain plugs just do make sure that it is tightened properly

Plugs is easy.

I use only Valvoline as it doesn't tend to gum or sludge my engines like Penzoil or Quaker State did.

I assume this is a 4WD since your asking about the gearbox, and it's an automatic.

get the correct size socket 19mm put it on the sump plug and strike it several times firmly to shock it.its stuck due to a steel/aliminium conflict

the drain plug will be on the oil pan. look on the lower drivers side of your blazer will be a 15mm plug