M14 x 1.5 Magnetic Oil Drain Plug, Stainless Steel Oil Drain Plug with Copper Crush Washer Replacement for Ford, GM, Hyundai, KIA and Accord, CRV, Civic, Pilot, Fit, Odyssey

I was skeptical initially about the fit of the plug like, will it be loose or tight? Are the threads precisely machined?After installing it this weekend on my Honda Accord, I found it to be precisely machined and the bolt threaded just right, not loose or tight.Very well and precisely machined and of excellent quality. Will know how much the magnet picked up at the next oil change.Note : I would suggest this to people who change their own oil as it is a challenge to screw in the bolt as the strong magnet is constantly pulling itself to the sides of the drain bolt hole. You have to hold it strong and slowly thread it in by hand all the way before torquing it to specs. Else, you might end up cross threading your drain threads.If you do have to take it to an Oil change place, where they are trigger happy with their power tools and do everything in a jiffy, explain to them that you have a Magnetic drain bolt and to carefully thread it in by hand all the way before tightening it, else you will be in for some pain and since you gave them an after market bolt, they will blame it on you.Excellent product.

Strong magnet & good for reuse. Just replace washer & is good to go

Pleased with the fit when replacing old oil plug. Strong magnet when putting in oil pan take your time magnet tends to want to stick to it. Nice chrome color. Sealed well no leaks. Good value to add extra protection to your engine.

Had a lil drain plug get stripped from a Take 5. Learned how to just change the oil myself and replaced the plug with this. Perfect fit, the magnet pulled itself and held in place perfectly. Seal was perfect. Definitely worth it

This is a nice milled drain plug. They must have stopped shipping in the nice box, I got a flat envelope but the plug was alright. Looks solid

Fit great on a 2001 catera base

The magnet is strong. It fit as intended. No problems so far, as of about a week. A 17mm wrench or socket is required to install. The 11/16th seemed to fit well enough too, but I used to 17mm.

The presentation is great! It comes in a nice box and although it wasn't glowing when I opened the box, I thought I heard an angelic chorus in the background. It's basically a stainless steel bold with a magnet. I think the finish is great with no imperfections. The magnet seems well integrated.If you have never installed one of these magnetic drain plugs before, they are a little tricky. It's natural environment is in the hole, but it has it's own energy or life force and it does not want to go in the whole. It requires a special technique where you use your fingers to surround the hole and guide it in. The magnet is so strong it is attracted to the metal all around the hole. So you have to be extra careful getting the threads started because the plug does not want to stay centered. But once you get it started, it's really fine.If you like to drain your oil, then temporarily put the plug back in while you change the filter (so you don't get dripped on), then pull the plug one last time, then you may want to keep your old non magnetic drain plug just for this purpose.I purchased aluminum crush washers separately to use with this bolt and I've experienced no oil leaks. I installed this on my Mazda 6 at 30k miles and did my next oil change at 33.3k miles and there was a fine black buildup on the perimeter of the magnet. Thank goodness no large silvery metal shards, but it shows the drain plug picked up something the filter missed. I wish I would have installed a magnetic drain plug sooner.