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08-30-2011, 12:05 PM
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Magnetic oil drain bolt
Anyone know the best place to order one? There is an ebay seller for $18 + s/h which seems pretty pricey to me.
Is there a cross reference part?
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Just a thought to save you a buck.. find a small magnet (magnetix toys) and stick it to your bolt.
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Just a thought to save you a buck.. find a small magnet (magnetix toys) and stick it to your bolt.
Yup, jbweld it if you are worried about it going somewhere.
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My local shop gave me a free bike-master one with an oil change.
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