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Old Feb 24, 2003
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Magnetic Oil Plug
I know I have seen this on here before and someone said it was useless for our cars cause they have an aluminum block or somthing, but I dont remember.
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Draining your old oil during an oil change should get rid of all of the metal shavings. No need for some fancy drain plug.
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Its for turbo applications.... keeps metal shavings from going into your engine, they just stay in your oil pan
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