@technicianred: Fuel Tank Magnet Fishing- How to remove CP4 metal shavings from fuel tank. #mechanic #dieselmechanic #automotive

greasemonkey :

What about all the aluminum debris?

JB :

🙋‍♂️longtime follower first time question, could we just leave a magnet like that in the tank, similar to transmission or rear end?

Stratemann Automotive :

Use a metal to put a ziplock bag into the magnet. 🧲

Huslin-10 :

The only problem with the magnet is it will not attract aluminum from the actual CP4 casing! 😂

Brandon :

Damn that’s such a good idea

bearwikidangole :

can't say I would trust it

gixxerguy750 :

this is all fine and dandy for all that STEEL particulates that end up in there but what about all the aluminum? a CP4 housing is aluminum. so that means you're not only getting steel particulates but you're also getting aluminum. so running the magnet is only going to fix part of the issue.

Useless American :

That fuel looks like 99% water

user6559143938251 :

What about the aluminum

bo220 :

What’s the website for the magnets

Nik Davis :

Might have to glue it near the sending unit in case the next pump goes out too

twinoaksrepair :

ruh-roh

jimbobstrzelecki :

so I take it that could make it through the fuel filter? that is some fine shavings 🤔🤔..what your process to clean the whole system? tnx 😁

TukTuk :

Cool trick

Wrenchin_The907 :

Not bad brother, not bad at alllllll 💪

Chris G :

Cool trick also what lift is that, I have couple challenger 10k’s but feels sketchy lifting up these super duties

Diesel Jens :

67

KingObs :

Ryan :

Gbrown04 :

Put the magnet in a ziplock bag, it would be a lot easier to get the glitter off if it wasn’t stuck directly to the magnet.

itsjustbryanb :

Put the magnet in a ziplock bag. Saves clean up

bo220 :

👍👍👍