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Tom,

So you work with magnets!! So what? I live on a planet that is a big magnet.

What's your point? I never said that the magnetic field was infinite!

My point was that your transmission would be shot and you would be walking long before you would pack so much metal debris on the magnet that it would be fully saturated and not capable of attracting and holding any more metalic particles.

The only thing we seem to disagree about is the value and frequency of changing the transmission filter based on preferences to flush or drop the pan to change the fluid. However, whenever you cannot convince someone that your way is the only way, you want to play word symantics in an attempt to prove they are wrong.

You continue to argue and come up with different scenarios until you can find a word or phrase that someone used that you can exploit or twist the meaning to prove that everything they said was wrong.

And silly me thinks you are truely interested in discussing our differences.

Sorry, but I won't get pulled into your web.

...Rich

<blockquote data-quote="Richard L" data-source="post: 541844" data-attributes="member: 52972">Tom, So you work with magnets!!&nbsp; So what?&nbsp;&nbsp; I live on a planet that is a big magnet.&nbsp; <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite8" alt=":D" title="Big Grin&nbsp; &nbsp; :D" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":D" />What&#039;s your point?&nbsp; I never said that the magnetic field was infinite! My point was that your transmission would be shot and you would be walking long before you would pack so much metal debris on the magnet that it would be fully saturated and not capable of attracting and holding any more metalic particles.The only thing we seem to disagree about is the value and frequency of changing the transmission filter based on preferences to flush or drop the pan to change the fluid.&nbsp; However, whenever you cannot convince someone that your way is the only way, you want to play word symantics in an attempt to prove they are wrong.&nbsp; You continue to argue and come up with different scenarios until you can find a word or phrase that someone used that you can exploit or twist the meaning to prove that everything they said was wrong.And silly me thinks you are truely interested in discussing our differences.Sorry, but I won&#039;t get pulled into your web....Rich</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Richard L, post: 541844, member: 52972"] Tom, So you work with magnets!! So what? I live on a planet that is a big magnet. :D What's your point? I never said that the magnetic field was infinite! My point was that your transmission would be shot and you would be walking long before you would pack so much metal debris on the magnet that it would be fully saturated and not capable of attracting and holding any more metalic particles. The only thing we seem to disagree about is the value and frequency of changing the transmission filter based on preferences to flush or drop the pan to change the fluid. However, whenever you cannot convince someone that your way is the only way, you want to play word symantics in an attempt to prove they are wrong. You continue to argue and come up with different scenarios until you can find a word or phrase that someone used that you can exploit or twist the meaning to prove that everything they said was wrong. And silly me thinks you are truely interested in discussing our differences. Sorry, but I won't get pulled into your web. ...Rich [/QUOTE]

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