EZ Oil Drain Valve EZ 103RH Review

Just installed - bolted perfectly into a 10 year old Sienna and sealed well. I didn't even remove the gasket from the drain plug. The handle wasn't on the side I was hoping for, but it's easy enough to manipulate. The thread on the hose connection is perfect. My hose isn't in yet but I can't wait to pinch it and my next oil change will go straight into the storage jug. Actually, you can now do it without a hose, because the flow rate is significantly lower than with a drain plug - it flows down

For my 2011 Tacoma 2.7 2TR-FE engine. Fits fine but I suggest you let the engine warm up before draining the oil as it will slow things down a bit. It's been there since July 2017 and doesn't flow at all. Nice little pocket for a spring clasp so it can't be opened without someone doing it on purpose. If you have a car that's low to the ground and the plug is pointing straight down, use common sense: use the drain plug your car came with; By listening to this advice, you can easily save the…

It was very easy to install and after connecting the hose I was able to easily dump all the used oil into a container. I figured out the torque setting and instead focused more on lever placement after it was depressed. So far this hasn't caused any problems (knock on wood). The dump lever has a solid feel and a nice notch so you know if it's fully open or closed. Feels high quality and works great. I installed this on my 2009 Lexus LX570 and am pretty sure it will work on all Toyota 200…

you need it - no. In fact, it has more disadvantages than advantages. More moving parts for things to go wrong. If the valve fails, all the oil will drain out and you'll have a bad day. In addition, not all the oil comes out when changing the oil, since the drain valve is located above the recess in the oil tank. The valve can also interfere if you're lifting a larger car in the middle and using a jacked up 4x4. There is also no magnet on the valve like a factory screw to catch the metal…

I recently did my second oil change on my 2014 Tacoma using this product. I found it to be really slow to deflate. It doesn't matter because by the time you remove the oil filter, check other fluids and lubricate the universal joints, the draining process is complete. other cars in the past. Since I've used it, not a drop of oil has been spilled. Also, I no longer have to drop the skid plate to change the oil, which cuts the time spent on the ground in half. Best of all, it was cheaper than the