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nobbyv

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Check thread sizes...make sure your threads are the same and it so it fits. I never consider Amazon to be accurate. See if Rockauto lists thread size for your car. I just had it out and was going to take a picture but did not. It is a nice plug..mine has a green silicone molded gasket and looks a lot like the factory one but has a magnetic tip on the end that works. Buy at Autozone and don't open until you have the old out out and then compare. I think a 2024 would be exactly like a 2023 and it also said it didn't fit my 2023 Maverick..wrong, it does.. Chrome plated

Do a search on 653096 and you will see others used it too. Mine is an Ecoboot. Don't know what a Hybrid size is. I paid just around $7 at Autozone.
Resurrecting this just to add I picked this plug up today from AutoZone for my ‘24 EB and it fit perfectly.
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gp1200x

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Resurrecting this just to add I picked this plug up today from AutoZone for my ‘24 EB and it fit perfectly.
I just hit almost 20K on my 23 so I replaced the magnetic drain with an EZ quick oil drain. It still requires the removal of the shield to drain but makes it easier.

My magnetic tip had only a smudge of material on it at this oil change. The EZ drain nozzle required an extension to move it away from the oil pan 1/2". I also added a 90 degree end nozzle to have it drain straight down. It still all fit above the factory shield cover.
 
 







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