*Warning* Magnetic Drain Plug
#11
10-17-2007, 05:12 AM
RE: *Warning* Magnetic Drain Plug
wow that sucks. I've got one of those by moose too. who would glue one of those on!!!!!. I would also try to fish around with a small magnet, chances are its magnetically stuck to the bottom close to the drain.
man now i'm paranoid......
man now i'm paranoid......
#12
10-17-2007, 05:55 AM
RE: *Warning* Magnetic Drain Plug
ORIGINAL: stellar_d
wow that sucks. I've got one of those by moose too. who would glue one of those on!!!!!. I would also try to fish around with a small magnet, chances are its magnetically stuck to the bottom close to the drain.
man now i'm paranoid......
wow that sucks. I've got one of those by moose too. who would glue one of those on!!!!!. I would also try to fish around with a small magnet, chances are its magnetically stuck to the bottom close to the drain.
man now i'm paranoid......
#13
10-17-2007, 11:09 AM
RE: *Warning* Magnetic Drain Plug
I have tried with a magnet, I have one that looks like Maverick's, there is a very limited area that you can reach through the small drain hole though and no joy.
#14
10-17-2007, 01:21 PM
RE: *Warning* Magnetic Drain Plug
OK, correct me if I'm wrong here ( I know someone will within 5 min ) but you have a 50% chance of catching a magnet with a magnet, only if the poles line up correctly. Otherwise they will oppose each other.
It's obviouslyattached to something ferrousinside the engine.
It's obviouslyattached to something ferrousinside the engine.
#16
10-17-2007, 03:04 PM
RE: *Warning* Magnetic Drain Plug
ORIGINAL: DJFields
OK, correct me if I'm wrong here ( I know someone will within 5 min ) but you have a 50% chance of catching a magnet with a magnet, only if the poles line up correctly. Otherwise they will oppose each other.
It's obviouslyattached to something ferrousinside the engine.
OK, correct me if I'm wrong here ( I know someone will within 5 min ) but you have a 50% chance of catching a magnet with a magnet, only if the poles line up correctly. Otherwise they will oppose each other.
It's obviouslyattached to something ferrousinside the engine.
#17
10-17-2007, 03:20 PM
RE: *Warning* Magnetic Drain Plug
That's a bummer, man. I almost bought one of those too after noticing my SV650 had one stock and I thought it was a good idea. I honestly wouldn't worry about it though. It probably got ground up already by one of the engines internal gears. I mean, its a really tiny magent, right?
#18
10-17-2007, 03:33 PM
RE: *Warning* Magnetic Drain Plug
ORIGINAL: mrbones
That's a bummer, man. I almost bought one of those too after noticing my SV650 had one stock and I thought it was a good idea. I honestly wouldn't worry about it though. It probably got ground up already by one of the engines internal gears. I mean, its a really tiny magent, right?
That's a bummer, man. I almost bought one of those too after noticing my SV650 had one stock and I thought it was a good idea. I honestly wouldn't worry about it though. It probably got ground up already by one of the engines internal gears. I mean, its a really tiny magent, right?
#19
10-17-2007, 03:43 PM
RE: *Warning* Magnetic Drain Plug
ORIGINAL: stellar_d
I would always be sketchy knowing it was in there. It'd be like waiting to **** out a staple you swallowed in some sort of candy.
I would always be sketchy knowing it was in there. It'd be like waiting to **** out a staple you swallowed in some sort of candy.
If I had a choice I'd take the staple.
#20
10-17-2007, 03:44 PM
RE: *Warning* Magnetic Drain Plug
ORIGINAL: ZX1100F1
If I had a choice I'd take the staple.
ORIGINAL: stellar_d
I would always be sketchy knowing it was in there. It'd be like waiting to **** out a staple you swallowed in some sort of candy.
I would always be sketchy knowing it was in there. It'd be like waiting to **** out a staple you swallowed in some sort of candy.
If I had a choice I'd take the staple.
