[Honda hybrid442]

Try tap out the hole to the next size. Than move up a size bolt. A lot cheaper and easy fix.

 

[ellisguitarman]

Try tap out the hole to the next size. Than move up a size bolt. A lot cheaper and easy fix.

Thanks for the advice! I wish I was more adept at mechanical work. Haha. I will definitely start looking into that option though, is it an involved process or something a not so handy person could attempt? I've been able to do the brakes/rotors myself and replacing the headlight switch on the steering column (about maxed out my intuitive abilities)

 

[Ofthesun97]

@ellisguitarman - should the tap/bolt idea not work out for you, the part number for an '01 oil pan is 11200-PHM-000. The pan gaskets are two half moons, 11251 and 11252-PHM-000. 14mm drain plug bolt 90001-PHM-000.

 

[Willie Williford]

"TimeSert" has proven to work right for stripped drain plugs..

 

[Bull Dog]

I would call around and see if there are any shops in your area that use Time-Serts.

 

[insightbuyer]

@ellisguitarman - should the tap/bolt idea not work out for you, the part number for an '01 oil pan is 11200-PHM-000. The pan gaskets are two half moons, 11251 and 11252-PHM-000. 14mm drain plug bolt 90001-PHM-000.

There are actually other gaskets that should be replaced, like the 2 oil filter gaskets, the figure 8 gasket on the oil cooler hoses. Might as well replace those if you are dropping the pan.