Magnet Oil plug drain....

P

PuppyDawg

New Member

Nov 20, 2003

197

0

0

Boston,MA

Jun 4, 2004

#1

• Jun 4, 2004

• #1

Any experience with these? ...Good ? Bad?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/e...tem=2480520860&category=46098&sspagename=WDVW

 

Legendary

Founding Member

Oct 10, 2002

1,925

0

0

City of Angels

Jun 4, 2004

#2

• Jun 4, 2004

• #2

You can buy that from autozone for cheaper than that price and won't have to pay shipping. That's where I got mines.

 

ECU5.0

Banned

Jan 10, 2004

1,803

1

0

raleigh, nc

Jun 4, 2004

#3

• Jun 4, 2004

• #3

i use a strong magnet on my filter so it catches all the metal in the filter. supposed to catch metal sizes as small as 2 microns...about the size of a red blood cell. it was 70 bucks though

 

The Shape

Founding Member

Jan 11, 2002

2,224

8

49

East ARKANSAS Delta

Jun 4, 2004

#4

• Jun 4, 2004

• #4

I have a set on my car that I bought from 5.0 resto

 

P

PuppyDawg

New Member

Nov 20, 2003

197

0

0

Boston,MA

Jun 4, 2004

#5

• Jun 4, 2004

• #5

so guys....this (magnet drain plugs) are a good thing then huh?....not another cheap product to sell you junk?...i might as well invest in this cause i'm looking to get a new drain plug anyways due to a leak in that area....

 

Kevin R.

New Member

Jun 3, 2004

473

0

0

Ohio

Jun 4, 2004

#6

• Jun 4, 2004

• #6

Yep....good stuff. They catch some of the crap in there. The parts stores sell em' cheap.

 

I

iwashmycar

20+ Year Stangneter

Apr 7, 2004

1,236

1

39

Columbus, Ohio

Jun 4, 2004

#7

• Jun 4, 2004

• #7

Kevin R. said:

Yep....good stuff. They catch some of the crap in there. The parts stores sell em' cheap.

Click to expand...

They have always worked for me!