🚰 Lisle 24680 Spill-Free Funnel: Standard Adapters for Mess-Free Pouring Review

Required to fill an automotive cooling system. To fill the cooling system in vehicles without an expansion tank, I have always been able to use the following procedure. After repair, fill the cooling system with a funnel and nozzles, leave the funnel 1/4 full with coolant. manually. Start engine and maintain 1/4 coolant level in funnel. After the car warms up to operating temperature, make sure there are no large bubbles coming out of the coolant, massage the upper radiator hose to make sure…

I bought this to bleed the cooling system of a 2000 Subaru Outback which is notoriously bad at bleeding. It got to the point where the previous owner cut the guts out of the thermostat. Anyway, I installed a new thermostat after watching a few youtube videos and decided to order this setup as it was a few bucks cheaper but looked the same as the recommended kit (minus the colors ). Initially I thought the "C" adapter was the right size (C cap = C adapter right?). It turned out to be a leak, it…

This is a funnel with a set of adapters to ensure a tight fit on the radiator filler neck. When bleeding the cooling system, the funnel serves as a reservoir for additional coolant that drains into the radiator through the escape of trapped air. After pumping, the funnel mouth can be closed with the plug provided. This allows unused coolant to be poured back into the original container. All included accessories fit inside the funnel and can be stored when the funnel is not in use. The snap lid…

This tool will get you started AMAZING. There is no other way to express it. This makes it much easier for me to bleed the cooling system and makes refueling much easier. I like that there is no clutter and everything is done quickly. The reason I bought this is because I work on a variety of vehicles and Lyle recently came out with a VW adapter that makes my job EVEN easier and doesn't require a press to do it. I won't list all the adapters because Revain has them, but let me tell you that the

My 350z has a closed cooling system unlike my old GM cars where simply opening the radiator cap bled air out of the cooling system. My car was overheating and I didn't know why until someone told me I had to buy this to completely bleed the air from the coolant system. Funnel to open the radiator cap when cold, and fill the funnel about 1/4 full so that when the system is burped, liquid enters the system and not more air. Allow the vehicle to reach normal operating temperature while idling and…