ask your Mom, she had sump nut last night.
The sump nut is on the sump or oil pan of your VW. if you jack up your car and climb underneath it from the front you'll see the sump nut on the lowest point of the engine pointing towards the back of the car and slightly down. Don't undo the sump nut/ plug with the engine warm/hot, the oil in the sump will also be hot and can scold you.
13mm
The size of the sump nut (also known as the oil drain plug) for a Renault Scenic or Megane typically varies by engine type, but it is commonly 13mm or 15mm. It's important to check the specific model and engine variant for accurate sizing. Always ensure to use the correct tool to avoid stripping the nut during removal or installation.
17mm bolt and nut
In a Volkswagen Transporter T5 2.5, the sump nut is located on the oil pan, which is situated at the bottom of the engine. To access it, you typically need to raise the vehicle and may need to remove any protective undertrays. The sump nut is usually a hex or socket head bolt, and it’s essential to ensure the engine is cool before attempting to remove it to avoid burns. Always use the correct tools and follow proper procedures for oil changes.
It is located on the sump pan under the engine. It is the large single nut at the lowest point.
22mm
The sump nut on a 2002 Ford Fiesta Zetec 1.4 petrol is located at the bottom of the engine oil sump, typically towards the rear. You will need to lift the vehicle to access it easily, as it is usually positioned under the car. Look for a hex or bolt type fitting; it may require a socket or wrench to remove. Always ensure to have a drain pan ready to catch any oil when you remove the nut.
Under The Car. Below The Engine And It Will Be A Fairly Obvious 15mm Nut That's Facing Out Towards The Back Of The Car.
if it is what i think it is there is a nut that you put a bolt in that pulls the sump down
Remove nut from bottom of sump.
To remove the sump nut on a Ford Mondeo, first ensure the vehicle is securely lifted and supported, and drain the oil into a container. Use a suitable socket or wrench to loosen the sump nut, turning it counterclockwise. If it's stuck, you may apply penetrating oil and allow it to soak for a bit. Once loose, carefully remove the nut and the washer, ensuring you have a new washer ready for reassembly.