Is Filtermag scientifically proven to work as advertised?

Question:
Magnet designed to go on engine oil filters or transmission fluid filters which supposedly greatly improves the removal of contaminates from oils/fluids.

Answers:

Why is it that we always forget where we parked the car?

Yes they do work… more or less.
If the contamination is ferrous (contains iron) it can certainly help to reduce the volume in the fluid or oil.
But if the contamination is other, eg. aluminum, brass, fabric, asbestos, plastic, paraffin, etc, they will have no effect.
Bottom line, they can't hurt, but they aren't worth $25.00 either.

How do I make my 944 faster?


Happy Motoring

Where is it legal for me to drive a Go Kart?

"Snake oil", buddy. Snake oil.

Where can i find a turbo charger for a 2000 blazer that bolts on to the exhaust where the muffler goes??


As the ASE tech said, only if all that "dirt" is actually ferrous (i.e. magnetic). And most oil pans and such are ALREADY magnetic (ask your mechanic!).

When taking your driving test does it matter if you have not yet updated your new address with the dvla?


And most of the contaminant is from combustion, NOT metal shavings / particles. Combustion byproducts would not be magnetic!
More Questions & Answers ...

  • How much of a diff is the highest grade of gas compared to regular? is it really worth the extra 20 cents?
  • Are there any adverse effects to mixing engine oil brands/viscosities?
  • Hey lets get real we must be willing to do something about global warming like use cars less.?
  • When talking about cars and engines, what does the number of liters in an engine mean?
  • Why don't we boycot Exxon/Mobil, Chevron/Texaco and BP/Amoco until gas reaches $1.50/gal?
  • Please help ,. parallel parking?
  • The "Jaws Of Life " do they use a portable hydrolic pump or an air compressor ?
  • What causes your engine to bog when you accelerate quickly?
  • What's the next car you want to purchase?
  • What is a 2 plus 1 road?
  • This article contents is post by this website user, CarQnA.com doesn't promise its accuracy.


    Copyright 2006-2008-2007 CarQnA.com. All Rights Reserved.