extractor

I have a Sealey Vacuum Oil & Fluid Extractor. It's a manual operated vacuum extractor with 6.5 litre capacity. It's boxed and as far as I know unused although I bought it from Amazon as an open box item. I don't really have a need for it and it's just sitting here in my office from when it...

Having just bought a Fluid Extractor ( The Screwfix one ....Best Buy as reccomended by Car Mechanics magazine ) I used it to successfully extract the Sump Oil from my Ski Boat ( a 5.7 litre Inboard ) Very Impressed got the Oil Hot before removal , tube down the dipstick into the sump, about...

Hi thinking of buying a oil extractor pump to do mid service oil change on my E220. Can anyone give me any advice, I have seen them from as little as £20 up to £60 what's the difference ?. Anyone got any tips on using one. I'm I right in thinking I need a 6 litre for my E class. Anyone who has...

Hello people does any1 know what type of manual oil pump and where i can buy one to drain engine oil on my 2003 c220 cdi coupe.....

Seeing as I am planning to change my oil every 5,000 miles or so, an oil extractor pump seems like a nice option to make the job quick and easy. I have seen many different types on the market so I was hoping for some recommendations before I part with any cash! I quite like the idea of on the...

Hi All, I need a little advice please. The in-built light in our shower extractor fan stopped working the other day. (Bought from Wickes, and is about three months old.) The bulb is fine. After doing some quick tests I found the transformer that powers the in-built light was at fault. I...

Has anyone used an Oil Fluid Extractor when changing the oil in their car. Are they effective at removing all the oil from the sump . From what I can see they seem to save crawling underneath the car and avoid messy spillages. Comments please

After a bit of searching finally found some decent looking ones which are not hugely expensive. For preference I would drain through the sump but for quick oil changes these seem great. Work like a garden pressure sprayer in reverse. Should have guessed that marine engines were bound to need...