Magnetic Oil Drain Plug Magnetic Sump Drain Nut Oil Drain Bolt (12X1 Replacement Parts Review

Great Job? The magnet is firmly connected to the threaded part. The colors are nice, but hardly anyone will admire a Prius with a light-colored oil plug.

I've installed magnetic drain plugs on all 5 of my cars. With each oil change, you can see the wear that occurs during the operation of the car. It's also a great way to keep the oil clean.

Fits well but the aluminum disc is not as good as the copper version. 1 week later and traces of oil on the bottom of the oil pan from the drain plug. I wiped my finger and there was about half a dime on my finger. So not a big amount.

only my 2nd, maybe 3rd oil change with this screw. I used a 30lb spec torque wrench which is 3 less than my spec. Spiders, spiders, huh? was able to win back. The thread came straight out of the connector. Now I'm stuck in a driveway with no plug and worry about clearing the plug hole for more missing threads. The thread does not stick to the magnet. Is it aluminum? Will it last?

During my second oil change this plug broke in two. This is not a metal connector. Is it a metal jacket over cheap concrete, or maybe Chinese paper mache? Either way, you'll think you're buying a SOLID METAL fork when this company is actually stealing from you. This plug broke in half and got stuck in my oil pan. By the time I dealt with the scam it's too late to go back and Mr. Bee-Zos has flown into space with my money. I don't know what else to say. Buy EVERYWHERE.