Reply to "Call for help 1 hour North of the SanFrancisco Bay Area (Santa Rosa)"

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That is bizarre.

When you say "magnetic" do you mean the particles themselves are magnetized ? not just attracted to a magnet like iron filings ?

I would find the oil bottle you filled the engine up with and cut it open , see if your new oil was contaminated in any way.

I cant imagine where "magnetic" particles could come from, there is nothing in the engine that is magnetic.

The only thing may be some thing like a magnetic sump plug if it had one, but the magnetism should hold that together.

Very strange.

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2/19/1510:55 PM

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