Replace a damaged or lost plug with the Dorman transmission drain plug, part number 090-206CD, an M10-1.5 threaded plug designed to match the dimensions and function of the original. It fits many vehicles, among them the 1998-2003 Ford F-150, 1998-2004 Ford F-250 and 1998-2005 Ford Expedition. See the "Vehicles it fits" section for the full list and engine details.
A transmission drain plug closes the drain opening to keep fluid sealed inside, and it comes out whenever the fluid is drained for service. If your original plug has stripped threads, is damaged, or went missing during a fluid change, this Dorman - Autograde plug is built to take its place.
- Direct replacement: engineered to replicate the factory hardware's dimensions and function on the listed applications.
- Thread size: M10-1.5.
- Ideal solution: a dependable stand-in when the original plug is damaged or lost during service.
- Durable construction: made from quality materials and intended for reliable performance.
- Quality assured: backed by Dorman's team of product experts in the United States and more than a century of automotive experience.
For the correct tightening torque, follow your vehicle's service information, along with its guidance on whether a sealing washer is required.
Interchange: F81Z6730AA
Frequently Asked Questions
What does a transmission drain plug do?
It threads into the transmission's drain opening to keep fluid sealed inside. You remove it to drain the fluid during service. This Dorman plug uses an M10-1.5 thread.
What thread size is the Dorman 090-206CD?
It has an M10-1.5 thread and is designed to match the dimensions and function of the original plug on the listed applications.
Will the Dorman 090-206CD fit my 1998-2003 Ford F-150?
Yes. It is listed for the 1998-2003 Ford F-150, the 1998-2004 Ford F-250 and the 1998-2005 Ford Expedition. Check the "Vehicles it fits" section for your exact vehicle.
When should I replace my transmission drain plug?
Signs it may need replacing include stripped or damaged threads, a damaged plug, fluid seeping at the drain opening, or a plug that was lost during a fluid change.
How do I install this drain plug?
Start it by hand first to help avoid cross-threading. Then tighten it to the torque in your vehicle's service information and follow its guidance on any sealing washer.
