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Does anybody know where I can get a magnetic oil drain plug that fits the 3.6? Thanks!
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@DanW

Dan, The oil drain plug is a M14-1.5

You can find a magnetic plug in that size most anywhere. Pick your brand... shop on eBAY, amazon, etc.
It's the same size as the JK uses..
Thanks, buddy!!
 

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@DanW

Just stumbled back to this thread today...

When I posted to you in this thread, I was thinking the JL had an aluminum oil. (It does not)

Anyway, a month later I attached a 35 lb. pulling force, Rare Earth Magnet to the bottom of the metal oil pan.

I remove the magnet after the motor is off and just before dropping the oil. After oil is dropped, I replace the magnet.

I'm sure the oil plug magnet pales in comparison to the Earth Magnet in gathering up metal.

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@DanW

Just stumbled back to this thread today...

When I posted to you in this thread, I was thinking the JL had an aluminum oil. (It does not)

Anyway, a month later I attached a 175 lb. pulling force, Rare Earth Magnet to the bottom of the metal oil pan.

I remove the magnet after the motor is off and just before dropping the oil. After oil is dropped, I replace the magnet.

I'm sure the oil plug magnet pales in comparison to the Earth Magnet in gathering up metal.

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Interesting.
I've got a Filtermag on mine, only because I have a 2.0L

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@Arterius2

Yes, that will do. I used similar on my older JK's that had a similar metal can oil filter.

Friggin magnet thing the exact one you show, got metal fatigue.. rotted out after a bunch of years, but it did the job.
 

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So, is there a reason that the magnetic plugs I'm looking at have a washer? I like this stainless steel one but they recommend changing the aluminum crush washer with each use. The stock one doesn't have a washer, but it's not magnetic either.
 

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