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Magnetized intermediate shaft?

Should the intermediate shaft be magnetized? Mine is and there are some metal bits clinging to the inside. Any easy trick to get them out?

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Find someone that has the wet type of magnaflux inspection (aircraft engine shop) they will have demagnetizing equipment for post inspection. then you can clean it properly. One other source is a good crankshaft grinder, Armando at CCR in Ca. can help you.

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Mike, do I assume that it's should not be magnetized?
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thats correct, it needs to be de magnetized
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Thanks Mike.
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If you can demag to around 2 Gauss it would be good.

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