Sell NRG Magnetic Engine Oil Drain Plug Nut Acura Honda Ford M14 x 1.5 in Fremont, California, US, for US $15.99

Returns Accepted:Returns Accepted Refund will be given as:Money back or exchange (buyer's choice) Item must be returned within:14 Days Return shipping will be paid by:Buyer Restocking Fee:No

NRG Innovations Magnetic Engine Oil Drain Plug - M14 x 1.5

The NRG Magnetic Oil Drain Plug is installed into oil pan to replace original drain nut. This new design with an embedded high intensity magnet that will trap iron particles in engine oil as a result engine wear and tear. The NRG Magnetic Oil Drain Plug maintains optimum cleanliness in engine oil circulation.

* Authentic NRG product, part# NOP-100
* M14 x 1.5. Fits most Acura, Dodge, Ford, Honda, Hyundai, Isuzu, Jeep, Kia, Mazda and Mitsubishi
* Made from 6061 aluminum with 5000 gauss magnet
* Embedded design to ensure magnet will not drop into engine oil
* Durable, long life design

All orders are shipped on same or next business day upon receipt of payment. Most orders are shipped by USPS Priority Mail or First Class service with delivery confirmation. UPS and FedEx service are available, please contact us for rate before placing order. Combined shipping discount is available.

Note to international customers: We ship worldwide to overseas customer! International shipping rate is listed unless item is not available to ship outside of U.S. Shipping & handling fee for multiple item purchase will be calculated upon checkout. We can also calculate a shipping quote for you before you buy, email us! Custom & brokerage fee may be incurred by your local government through your postal carrier. Check your local custom law before purchasing.

We accept major credit cards (MasterCard, Visa, Discover, American Express), e-check, bank instant transfer through PayPal. All California residents are subject to California sales tax. Please refer to listing below on tax rate.

All items are in NEW condition unless specified otherwise. In order to keep our cost low and pass on the saving to you, ALL SALES ARE FINAL. Please don’t hesitate to ask question about our product at any time to ensure it is the right product for you. Exchange can be arranged within 14 days of purchase in the rare case of defective merchandise. Contact us before returning or it will be refused.

DISCLAIMER: Some of our products are for motorsports and off-road use only. Please contact your local law authority before use. We are not responsible for any legal issue in this regard, as with any issue due to misuse or incorrect installation by the buyer. We reserve the right, without liability or prior notice, to revise and discontinue any of our offer.

In addition to our combined shipping discount, we offer volume purchase discount on some of our items. If you need an item in a different configuration such as size, color or application that is not listed, chances are we can special order it for you. Feel free to inquire!

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