Hi,

I have a 2012 170 CR TDi, (CFJA engine).  Does anyone know the size of the sump plug washer?  I want to replace it when I do an oil change but the likes of ECP don't show which size fits which vehicle.

 

Thanks

According to the parts catalogue for a 2012 Yeti CFJA HERE the sump plug is as below:

 

Go to:  https://www.gsfcarparts.com
Put in your reg number then search for sump plug.

I bought a bag of them off ebay for a few quid. I got them years ago and they still haven't run out. 

If desperate, turn washer upside down, and /or use PTFE tape - works for me over many years - safe the planet 😇

I have never used a new washer in all my years 70+, now in the Yeti I do not even take the sump plug out as for the last few years I have sucked the oil out of the dipstick tube straight into a waste can so no need to do any cleaning up or removing the undertray.
I use an oil suction pump from Lidl.
 

On 24/08/2022 at 21:34, Urrell said:

Go to:  https://www.gsfcarparts.com
Put in your reg number then search for sump plug.

 

Tried this and it came up with no results.

The plug is quoted as M14 x 1.5 x 22mm not sure if the 1.5mm is Metric Fine pitch or the washer thickness. So the washer needs to be 22mm O/D x 14mm I/D x 1.5mm thick?

Varous sizes on Ebay

Edited 14 September, 20223 yr by vRSG60

For all it costs, just go to a Skoda dealer and buy one, then you will know you have the correct one and a reference for the future ... even BMW dealers only charge £1.15 for a sump washer for my X3 ... I seriously expect it to cost only a few pounds in total, ..... Worth it to save the fuss and stress of ... "do I have the correct one or not."

1 minute ago, TruckbusUK said:

For all it costs, just go to a Skoda dealer and buy one, then you will know you have the correct one and a reference for the future ... even BMW dealers only charge £1.15 for a sump washer for my X3 ... I seriously expect it to cost only a few pounds in total, ..... Worth it to save the fuss and stress of ... "do I have the correct one or not."

100% true, you never want to buy an eBay one or such to find out the hard way with all your oil empty the plug you brought doesn't fit.