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Magnets located in lube oil strainers serve to __________.

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• Magnetism and metal types – which metals are attracted to magnets and which are not • Purpose of lube oil strainers/filters in an engine system • Difference between ferrous and nonferrous metals

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• Think about which category of metals (ferrous vs nonferrous) a magnet can actually attract in normal engine conditions • Consider why we place magnets in lube oil strainers in the first place: what type of wear particles are we most worried about? • Look at each choice and ask: does this overstate what a magnet can do, or describe something a magnet simply cannot do?

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• Verify what ferrous means (hint: iron content) and how that relates to magnetism • Check whether all metallic particles can realistically be removed by a magnet, or only a certain type • Confirm that the magnet’s function is related to particle removal, not a mechanical task like holding covers or bolts in place

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Magnets located in lube oil strainers serve to __________.

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