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Mine is still holding but I can tell it is very corroded. I’m going to buy the correct part and get it replaced. It is certainly a good temporary fix.

Glad to help! Mine is holding up fine. I have no worries about it. Even if I have to destroy it to get it out, for some reason, I can go three blocks to Advance Auto and get a new one 12 hours a day. BDGR

No troubles with mine. I'm confident in it still. BDGR

Mine is holding up fine. I bought it mostly bc it was locally available, and I won't argue w RWH. If I ever find myself having to remove it, I will likely take the time to source the OEM replacement. But that said, mine is showing no issues and is still tight. I haven't tried loosening it or...

Andy, Very sorry to hear. My plug is still holding. Checked Monday. Bulldogger

Was underneath my ride last evening doing a drain and fill of the trans/transaxle and checked for leaks at the fuel plug. Nothing noticeable. Still seems tight and doing fine. Bulldogger

Update: I had to tighten the plug yesterday after seeing a slow drip leak had formed. It tightened up easily and stopped leaking. It seems like the rubber softened up after being immersed a while in diesel. The factory website implied the material is Viton but didn't clearly state it for this...

It doesn't say specifically. I'm going to find out! (I suspect it will be fine since it was intended for engine use in some way.) Bdgr

I wanted to share with those considering replacing their stock fuel tank drain plug that I found an excellent alternative at Advance Auto to replace my near non-functional plug. I drained the very old fuel in my new-to-me Humvee this weekend and noticed that my old drain plug could just be...