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  • Kev
    JMP Autowerkz
    • May 2009
    • 1575

    #1

    Whats the difference

    It looks like the one i pulled out the car has a magnet and the one i got from pelican parts doesnt.. would this do any harm to my car if i put without the magnet?? replacing cuz old oil drain plug leaking..

    Last edited by Kev; 10-23-2009, 03:47 PM.

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    1991-bmw 325i (R3vvd)
    1990- 325 (mpowa)(GC)(track)(beast)
    1988- 528e (daily driven when track car broken)
  • E30_fiend
    R3V OG
    • Apr 2006
    • 7348

    #2
    You will be fine man. The magnet is nice because if there is a possibilty of any shavings or pieces of metal in he oil, it will be drawn to the magnet. But your motor with be just fine with the non-magnetic plug.







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    • Kev
      JMP Autowerkz
      • May 2009
      • 1575

      #3
      Ok thanks

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      1991-bmw 325i (R3vvd)
      1990- 325 (mpowa)(GC)(track)(beast)
      1988- 528e (daily driven when track car broken)

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      • reelizmpro
        R3V OG
        • Dec 2003
        • 9465

        #4
        Why is it leaking? replace the washer?
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        • Kev
          JMP Autowerkz
          • May 2009
          • 1575

          #5
          i broke my last oil pan looks like hit the drain plug cuz its scraped so i put same drain plug and couple miles later a drip everytime i park my car,,,so im guesing its oil drain plug

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          1991-bmw 325i (R3vvd)
          1990- 325 (mpowa)(GC)(track)(beast)
          1988- 528e (daily driven when track car broken)

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          • AndrewBird
            The Mad Scientist
            • Oct 2003
            • 11897

            #6
            The drain plug itself doesn't seal. The plastic washer that is on it does. You need a new washer, not a new drain plug.

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            • MR 325
              Moderator
              • Oct 2003
              • 37828

              #7
              Originally posted by NitroRustlerDriver
              The drain plug itself doesn't seal. The plastic washer that is on it does. You need a new washer, not a new drain plug.
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              • Kev
                JMP Autowerkz
                • May 2009
                • 1575

                #8
                Yea i just saw a bad scrape on the plug thats why i assumed it was bad...i replace it with a new washer and it works perfect hasnt dripped or anything..im guessing the other washer was faulty..so know have a new drain plug for nothing lol...thx you

                "Hard Work Pays Off"



                1991-bmw 325i (R3vvd)
                1990- 325 (mpowa)(GC)(track)(beast)
                1988- 528e (daily driven when track car broken)

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