Instead of putting a magnet on the oil dipper, place food in oil

When operating cars in hot climates, atmospheric dust, i.e. quartz particles, through the engine breathing system are mixed with fuel in the engine along with the air flow, as a result of friction during the reciprocating movement of the piston, metal particles appear as a result of monitoring the processes mechanical corrosion and decay. Taking into account the fact that abrasive corrosion products have a very negative effect on engine efficiency, it is supposed to capture metal particles formed during corrosion by installing a magnet on the engine lubrication system dipstick.