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Old 07-12-2008, 12:02 AM   #341 (permalink)
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should i just go to autozone and ask for a "big ass syringe" haha?

just go look before you ask for it.

On another note. I just changed my tranny fluid again today. I have the magnetic drain bolts and wow the tranny bolt was almost fully covered in metal. i reccomend everyone get a set.
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just go look before you ask for it.

On another note. I just changed my tranny fluid again today. I have the magnetic drain bolts and wow the tranny bolt was almost fully covered in metal. i reccomend everyone get a set.
get those at autozone too? thanks for the advice and how often should i change the MTF
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get those at autozone too? thanks for the advice and how often should i change the MTF

You can make your own Magnetic bolt for free if it is long enough... Just take a small guage, like 20-22 ga, insulated wire and wrap it around the drain bolt, (Like a coil) and flash the ends across your battery terminals..

works great for magnetizing screw drivers..

As far as Change intervals... OEM Recommended unless using AMSOIL MTF... up to 3 X OEM Interval.

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You can make your own Magnetic bolt for free if it is long enough... Just take a small guage, like 20-22 ga, insulated wire and wrap it around the drain bolt, (Like a coil) and flash the ends across your battery terminals..

works great for magnetizing screw drivers..

As far as Change intervals... OEM Recommended unless using AMSOIL MTF... up to 3 X OEM Interval.

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maybe it is the drugs from my surgery but im lost
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maybe it is the drugs from my surgery but im lost

You asked about buying magnetic drain bolt...

if the bolt is long enough to get a few wraps of wire (22 ga is telephone wire) just wrap it around the bolt leaving a tail on each end and flash your battery with the ends.. it will magnetize whatever steel you have wrapped the wire around..

It is jst like making a coil.

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i was too.

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You asked about buying magnetic drain bolt...

if the bolt is long enough to get a few wraps of wire (22 ga is telephone wire) just wrap it around the bolt leaving a tail on each end and flash your battery with the ends.. it will magnetize whatever steel you have wrapped the wire around..

It is jst like making a coil.

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thats a good idea but i would be scared that something might happen and i might lose the wire and shit. I have the skunk2 magnetic drain bolts and they were like 25 bucks. i did see the other day at autozone that they have mag drain bolts for like 5 bucks. i dont think the bolt will fit in your motor oil one tho. the skunk 2 come with 2 bolts. 1 for the tranny and the other for the motor.
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thats a good idea but i would be scared that something might happen and i might lose the wire and shit. I have the skunk2 magnetic drain bolts and they were like 25 bucks. i did see the other day at autozone that they have mag drain bolts for like 5 bucks. i dont think the bolt will fit in your motor oil one tho. the skunk 2 come with 2 bolts. 1 for the tranny and the other for the motor.
where did you get these.....and could i drain the tranny oem fluid put the mag. bolt in and put that oem fluid back in then drain again to get alll the metal out before i put the amsoil in
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thats a good idea but i would be scared that something might happen and i might lose the wire and shit. I have the skunk2 magnetic drain bolts and they were like 25 bucks. i did see the other day at autozone that they have mag drain bolts for like 5 bucks. i dont think the bolt will fit in your motor oil one tho. the skunk 2 come with 2 bolts. 1 for the tranny and the other for the motor.

I't's only a piece of wire and can be replaced for a few pennies.

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Where can I get Amsoil MTF?

Or do I have to order it?

Thanks.
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This is what I used. You can go to the website and see if you have any local dealers or just order it throught the site. I got 2 quarts.
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This is what I used. You can go to the website and see if you have any local dealers or just order it throught the site. I got 2 quarts.
I found a dealer very close to my home, Thanks!
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Where can I get Amsoil MTF?

Or do I have to order it?

Thanks.

I have tried inquiring about advertising, but the communication somehow seems to fall off.. Could just be me... LOL
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This is what I used. You can go to the website and see if you have any local dealers or just order it throught the site. I got 2 quarts.

Too expensive to go to the website.. some Dealers sell at Dealer Cost


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