Potential fix for motor debris issue

Hey all! I have an idea that could potentially save the engine from debris damage. Anyone know anyone that I could talk to? I’d like a new capstone in trade for my fix

 

On here? Why not contact Toyota USA?

 

Let me guess. You're an engineer?

 

No, he's a modern craftsman! And I'll be he has the credentials to prove it too.

 

50/50 either Marty McFly or a janitor from an Ivy League school outside Boston. Or LucasOil is developing a new additive called StopDebris and this is viral marketing.

 

I'm going with "Debris-Dissolve" (patent pending and registered trademark)

 

Yeah you can talk to my buddy Fred

 

Bear-With-Me™ Professional Bearing Restoration Additive

 

Everybody knows half of Toyota corporate and legal spend most of their days on this forum.

 

Ok thanks for the help lol.

 

At least entertain us with your idea of fixing these? Since you feel it’s worth being given a top trim level truck why not also ask Toyota to pay the taxes tags license and registration fees for it as well if you truly feel it’s a real solution. This has been the most lackluster thread.

 

Ok I have confirmation and phone call recorded to make sure I am credited with fix here it is.


A magnet attached to the engine in an advantageous location so metal shavings beeline to magnet instead of going to the camshaft.
Whatcha think?

 

does said magnet work on aluminum?

 

They already use a magnet tipped drain plug bolt. Pretty sure they’d of thought of this already as they employ some of the best automotive engineers in the world. I don’t see a magnet being a viable solution even using a powerful rare earth magnet. I’m just a lowly machinist and no engineer but in addition to that I can imagine a magnet would cause other issues

 

Of course! They’re right next to the glass magnets their polarities increase their magnetization or something or another

 

<- OP had one of those “ideas”

 

And I was just about to offer buying him any 2022 Capstone he wanted. As long as I get half the profits.

 

I think a can of Bear-With-Me™ Professional Bearing Restoration Additive will get you going right away when that pesky bearing failure pops up at the worst time.
Just dump a 1-liter can of Bear-With-Me™ Professional Bearing Restoration Additive in with your engine oil, and start your truck back up in the middle of the freeway.
You'll be out of those 80-mph 18-wheelers' way in no time!

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If it self identifies as one.

 

Aluminum is weakly paramagnetic using a strong enough magnetic field, but it would take half a warehouse's worth of equipment to do so, which might be a tad inconvenient to tow around with a Tundra.

(Not to mention that it will make everyone's hair stand on end for half a city block all around, and make everyone listen to radio stations in their fillings without an antenna and all sorts of other fun things too. )

 

Definitely over payload….