@tylerjohnwesley: Magnetic oil filters #DadHacks #DadTips #LifeHacks #EverydayFixes #DIYDad

user5420923160381 :

Shouldn’t the filter collect the metal shavings?

df6ko44670 :

Buddy, if your oil filter isnt catching metal shavings you've got bigger problems.

the_,official_richo :

Dude there’s magnets on the sump to do this

Life’s a Garden….DIG IT :

How do they not fly off while it spinns

BSpecial07 :

Airplane engine is not a car engine, if your car engine has metal shavings in the oil no amount of magnets will help, you should never have metal shavings in a car engine.

🇮🇱🇨🇦Prophet Google (PBUH) :

Won't help with aluminum engine blocks.

Jon Dowden 🇨🇦 :

What if they bounce off an land in where your belts are or breaks or any moving parts an cause a accident or break the car or truck

shannon12723 :

they absolutely used to put magnets in oil pans in the 70s 80s and 90s. both transmission and oil pans

jason0__4 :

My oil filters have magnets built in

cheenay :

In older cars, the oil pan (sump) had magnetic drain plugs that would prevent metal shavings in the sump to circulate in the oil system.

Michael :

Regularly changing your engine oil and filter is the primary and most effective way to keep your engine clean, meaning an oil filter magnet is not strictly necessary.

Benwah930 :

Been doing it for years

mightyhurtain :

thatvwork for shit in the gas tank too then

Collin M🇨🇦 :

kev :

Been doing it for many years. Also a strong magnet on the oil pan low spot close to the plug.

Bobo Brayan :

magnetic chips

albert :

they so there in the oil pan

Everything :

good idea..

rv1978 :

ppe filters have magnets in them

Dan :

You need neodymium magnets

sguy9046 :

they have drain plugs with built in magnets

Paul :

We were Putting magnets in caterpillar equipment, hydraulic and fuel tanks in the 70s

Rashed Obeidat :

If that’s true car manufacturers would’ve already done it!

aminadmin373 :

OlympusAreis :

nope