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Location of oil drain plug.

I am attempting to do an oil change for the first time on my 2004 Chevy Cavalier. Can't locate oil drain plug.

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At the very bottom of the engine there is a thing called the sump, this holds the oil, around there is the sump plug, i would have thought it to be around the back of it

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