Strong magnets to clean your oil.

Discussion in 'Technical' started by Fish OutOfWater, Nov 5, 2007.

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  1. simple man

    simple man Member

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    I have probably missed something,but I would be worried about where This stuff is coming from! I've never seen anything like what's in all these photos come out when I change my oil,or does it all accumulate in the filter? I have cut open filters before and never saw metal in them either! I'll agree on not to use Fram! I cut one open and the actual "filter" was the size of an inline fuel filter! I'll never use one again!!! No wonder my oil pressure dropped! I like Wix the best! Purolator is second! Thanks to all who have posted to this thread! I'm getting a filter wrap kit regardless if I can see the stuff or not,my eyes aren't what they once were!:)
     
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  2. Fish OutOfWater

    Fish OutOfWater Brian

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    I believe that is called Sadomagnetism.:rofl2: You sir, are a freak.
     
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    bmcdaniel Senile Member

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    That's just it. One would not see the gunk unless there is a magnet. That gunk is always there and capturing it definetly has to help. I guess we have to rely on the filter when it comes to aluminum..
     
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    That is big Cat! Would take an extended hood to fit that one in my International for sure!:rofl2:
     
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