🔧 6.5L Pneumatic/Manual Oil Extractor Pump for Automotive Fluids - Efficient Vacuum Evacuation Review

Fantastic, been in the quick lube business for 8 years and used a lot of liquid extractors and I can say it's a great tool. The hand pump feature works great, but I didn't use the pump much as my humble 10 gallon air compressor has no problem maintaining a strong vacuum. Nylon tubing is also very comfortable to the touch, long enough not to let air through, simply cut the ends of the nylon tubing at a 45 degree angle with a razor blade (such as a quill pen or the tip of a syringe needle) so…

I've seen about a dozen videos on how to use this item and it all seemed pretty easy. The first thing I noticed was that there were no instructions in the box, not even a packing list. I assembled everything, hooked up an air compressor and watched it pump out about 1.5 liters of oil, which is when the nightmare began. Nothing happened so I think it's done, but when I lift the canister I can feel the weight. And then I noticed that it was only pulling out about 1.5 liters of oil, when I tried…

I love this oil separator! I have an air compressor but I only used a hand pump as it's very easy and quick. However, it's nice to know that I have a pneumatic option if I need one. With a few modifications made so far I can safely say that this EWK extractor has worked great on several vehicles including my 2010 Audi A4 and 2012 Honda Civic. So easy to use! I even changed the oil in the shower before work in the morning. Takes about 10 minutes if the oil filter is unscrewed from the top of the

master mechanic for 27 years, why did I only have him now!? i love this shop Works great, ignore the negative reviews. I went to the local store and bought 6 foot 3/8" nylon tubing and 6 foot 1/4" tubing. Using the transmission dipstick tubes, you can simply pump 3/8 inch from the reservoir to the bottom of the transmission pan. Using the large tube for a full run, I can pump out heated liquid in under 1 minute with 140psi of air (that's 5 liters or 1.25 gallons in under a minute!) I have this…

First of all, I have been using suction devices to remove fuel, oil, transmission, coolant and even cleaning fluid from motorcycles, cars for about 20 years. and even garden tools. In particular, I preferred the Might Vac. But the life expectancy of these Mighty Ones is about the same as a pair of spandex shorts on Rosie O'Donnell when she's doing Downward Dog Pose in hot yoga. Mighty units simply and spontaneously collapsed, lost suction power or in one fall exploded!. This block actually…

Made in China but don't let that put you off. It feels solid and well made, finished and put together. It's not shown in the photos, but it has an inverted toe like the Mityvac. It develops suction power quickly and with just a few movements. The pump cylinder inside is made of aluminum. It features overflow float protection for manual and pneumatic vacuum pumps, and vacuum relief. The three drain hoses are made of the same tough nylon as the Mityvac. It comes with a detailed parts list, but it

Great product! Bought to change the oil for my MK6 GTI at my apartment complex as I was tired of putting my car on ramps or jacking it up at 2am to change the oil so no one can see me doing it (and me the Complex would report as it's a no-go). Pros: • Very impressed with the 'weight' of the cylinder as honestly I expected it to be much lighter and not as good as the build quality. • Removed the oil fairly quickly. People say it takes longer than just draining the oil from the sump, so I was…