Subject	If the plug is able to be magnetized,...
Posted by	WAGGZ on November 01, 2006 at 7:55 PM
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In Reply To	finding a magnetic oil drain plug?????? posted by mcgiver on November 01, 2006 at 07:47 PM
Message	you can magnetize it yourself. Just rub it against a strong magnate in a uniform fashion and will eventually become magnetic itself. I use this method for my screwdrivers.
Follow Ups	finding a magnetic oil drain plug?????? - mcgiver 19:47:28 11/01/06 I don't think the oil drain plug is magnetic... - ZXRider(SoCal) 19:49:22 11/01/06 I believe the rear diff plug is magnetic as well. (n/m) - turtleboy 19:56:32 11/01/06 If the plug is able to be magnetized,... - WAGGZ 19:55:27 11/01/06 2nd, makes putting screws in tight spots a lot easier. (n/m) - turtleboy 19:58:18 11/01/06 submitted for your perusal ;c) - robo (sebring1970) 20:48:03 11/01/06 Groupbuy??? (n/m) - CaliguyPurdue 20:52:04 11/01/06 That works too, but I happen to have a huge magnet in my - turtleboy 20:55:47 11/01/06 ebay (n/m) - 300zxracing91 20:01:30 11/01/06 MacGyver shouldn't have to ask. - CaliguyPurdue 20:03:12 11/01/06 MacGyver would have rolled some copper wiring around the - ArubaDave 22:00:21 11/01/06 I have one that I purchased from ebay. (n/m) - jmw23712 20:06:48 11/01/06 you can make your own by drilling out the plug and using - AzHeat 20:16:31 11/01/06 Maybe this will work...Maybe not. - marioz32tt (San Antonio) 20:50:16 11/01/06 what about this - 1991slicktop 23:10:12 11/01/06 then how would you get the crap out? (n/m) - CRAZZEPETE. 08:41:30 11/02/06 Go on ebay. - Kong ZTT GT28R MD 23:12:35 11/01/06 You can make one... - Zepolcire 09:35:42 11/02/06
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