Review on 🔧 ALEKO OEXP02 1.6L Automotive Fluid Extractor Pump: Efficient Oil and Fluid Extraction Solution by Alejandro Labustin

This item was purchased to transfer transmission fluid from the filler neck to replace the torque converter fluid over time. This was done over a period of several days, each time taking about 3 hours to withdraw 2.5 liters of fluid. Eventually the pan was dropped and a complete replacement of the fluid, filter, gasket and a new pan with drain plug was made. suction and suction of fluid from the gearbox. Keep in mind that your reality may be different, but for us the process was very, very slow as stated in other reviews and dependent on the viscosity of the liquid you are trying to 'pump'. ", Your results may vary. Low temperatures didn't help. The biggest problem was that the more the vacuum was pulled (pumping the handle to create a vacuum inside the container, creating suction at the end of the tubing jar supplied) has a tendency to collapse (think soda bottle. The container is actually very strong and the walls of the jar are quite thick, but it is not reinforced and has no ribs or structures to prevent this. This issue did not interfere with the operation of the device, but only reduced reservoir capacity.Only note on capacity: 1.6 L. The picture is deceptive, it's quite small - relative to the size of a large water bottle, around 7" tall and 6" wide About 1/5 the size of a sprayer Seal top (the black rubber section where the pump connects to the tank and fits into the tank) is shaped to fit other tanks parents can be used. It is suitable for a regular plastic jug, but is suitable for a 5 liter tank. Oilcontainer. When used correctly, the hoses and reservoir are the only parts that will be contaminated by pumped liquids. Therefore, with reasonable use, the product should have a reasonable lifespan given its price (+/- $18 at the time of this review). I would not recommend this as an everyday use item, but rather for specific jobs that require a small, compact item from time to time. With the right hose, it can be used as a brake bleeder, coolant extractor, fuel extractor for equipment winterization, etc. I would not recommend it as an oil change tool as the hose and reservoir are too small for the drag generated viscosity. .In the box: -Instructions (in my opinion useless due to the translation, the only useful part was the picture where the hoses go) -Rubber seal of the conical shaped tank on top -Plastic pump block with metal connection fitting -Small part of the big pipe (for the connection at the top of the container seal) - a small section of the medium tube (slides through the large tube into the top of the container seal) - a small section of the small to medium tube (connects the medium tube to the pump)