Keep mud, water, and debris out of your bellhousing with this Genuine Nissan Bellhousing Drain Plug, designed for Nissan Patrol GQ Y60 and GU Y61 models fitted with TB and TD series engines. This OEM rubber plug fits into the drain slot at the bottom of the bellhousing, helping protect the clutch and flywheel area from contamination while still allowing drainage when required.

Over time, the original rubber plug can harden, crack, loosen, or go missing due to heat exposure, off-road driving, and regular servicing. A missing or damaged bellhousing drain plug may allow mud, water, dust, and debris to enter the bellhousing, potentially leading to clutch contamination, premature wear, or driveline issues. Replacing the plug helps maintain proper protection and factory sealing performance.

Manufactured to genuine Nissan specifications, this direct-fit replacement delivers precise fitment, durable rubber construction, and dependable long-term performance for off-road, touring, towing, and everyday driving conditions.

Features & Benefits

• Genuine Nissan OEM bellhousing drain plug for exact fitment and reliability
• Designed specifically for Nissan Patrol GQ Y60 and GU Y61 TB and TD engine models
• Fits into the bottom bellhousing drain slot
• Helps prevent mud, water, and debris entering the bellhousing
• Assists in protecting clutch and flywheel components
• Flexible rubber construction for secure fitment and long service life
• Easily removable for bellhousing drainage if required
• Ideal replacement for missing, cracked, or hardened original plugs
• Direct replacement with no modifications required

Vehicle Fitment

Suitable for:

• Nissan Patrol GQ Y60 with TB42 and TD42 engines
• Nissan Patrol GU Y61 with TB45, TB48, ZD30Ddi, ZD30CR, TD42, TD42T, and TD42Ti engines

Please confirm compatibility before purchase or contact with your VIN for assistance.

Common Signs You Need Bellhousing Drain Plug Replacement

• Missing bellhousing rubber plug
• Cracked, hardened, or loose original plug
• Mud or water contamination around clutch housing
• Increased dirt build-up inside bellhousing area
• Plug removed during clutch or gearbox servicing

Replacing worn or missing bellhousing drain plugs is essential for protecting clutch components, reducing contamination, and maintaining long-term driveline reliability in harsh driving conditions.