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    You would think the magnets would be on the bottom plugs where the shavings would sink to a magnet but on the filler that plug would not see much action. I believe the drain plugs and the differential plugs are magnetized.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Law Dog View Post
    You would think the magnets would be on the bottom plugs where the shavings would sink to a magnet but on the filler that plug would not see much action. I believe the drain plugs and the differential plugs are magnetized.
    Yes, the drain plugs are magnetized, I'm just wondering if the filler plug for the transfer case contains a magnet. I heated up the filler plug because it was difficult to remove and I think I may have melted the glue that possibly held a magnet to the filler plug. Don't know though, I want to confirm if there even was a magnet in the filler plug. I hope not. I don't know why a magnet would be in the filler plugs, but you never know.
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