Oil Sump Underfloor Drain Cover Missing

Tomm63

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I did my first DIY oil change after Toyota Care ended to find the Oil Sump Underfloor Drain Cover missing (Nice work dealership). I have been searching for a replacement with no luck. Does anyone have an idea of a source or part number? Thanks.

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I just did my first DIY oil change as well and had the exact same experience 😆

Is it worth replacing this cover? I figured it probably doesn't matter too much.
 

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Which Wisco dealership?
 

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I just did my first DIY oil change as well and had the exact same experience 😆

Is it worth replacing this cover? I figured it probably doesn't matter too much.
It’s less than $10 so might as well.
 

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Yes, it's worth replacing the cover. I'm quite surprised leaving that hole open doesn't generate an annoying whistle or howling noise at speed.

Just imagine...you reach 60mph and WWWHHHHHUUUUUUUUUUUUU!!!

I drove my Yukon with the running boards off for a bit, and the exposed brackets on the body made a high-pitched whistle that actually turned heads.
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