VEVOR6.5L Pneumatic/Manual Oil Extractor Pump, Fluid Extractor Pump for Automotive Fluids Vacuum Evacuation, Oil Change & Fluid Change Tool with Dipstick and Suction Hose

This is my first extractor purchase but the fit and finish is superb on this unit. It has allowed me to remove a lot of ATF from the top of an 2004 F150 transmission and oil from the sump of a 2012 Subaru Impreza. Both vehicles are old and high mileage at this point so I’m going with the “only solution to pollution is dilution” approach to maintenance. This extractor is working very well thus far.

I have two mighty xxx Brand pumps.In comparison, I just used the Vevor today and it worked great and it comes with lot of attachments. I’m using this just to siphon out clean oil.I also bought a vevor Transmission pump that I need to use use in my camera because it doesn’t have a dipstick

I have an Audi 3.0 V6 and it's designed to have the oil extracted rather than drained. To drain the oil they made it as difficult as they could. You have to have a triple square socket, Phillips screwdriver, and a Torx just to remove all the fasteners from the bottom panel to access the drain plug. Then you need an Allen wrench to remove the drain plug. With this product I was able to easily stick the straw tube down the dip stick tube and fairly quickly extract all the oil (7 quarts) from the engine in less than 5 minutes without dripping any oil on the floor or myself. No jacking up the car and crawling under the car since my oil filter is also on top of the engine. Oil changes are done in a 1/4th of the time. The vacuum pump is very effective and easy to use, if my air hose isn't handy to use the air vacuum pump I don't bother and I just use the hand pump.

This vacuum pump works great. I had a overfill on the transmission of my older Ford. This were great. I’m going down the dipstick tube and pumping it out. Highly recommend.

I've already used this to remove and replace the transmission fluid on my Sienna. It works as advertised. I'm not sure how it compares with the MityVac, but it's half the price and it works. My only complaint is that the quart and liter markings on the side are hard to see. Too bad they're not black or red.

All I did was run the mower a few minutes to warm the oil slightly, then inserted the correct size pickup tube into the oil fil tube and pumped the oil out in about a minute. Worked great, no mess, easy peesey. And I know that the oil does occasionally need to be drained at the bottom to remove all the settled debris. But for a quick clean, no mess oil change, this works great.

This was purchased to pump out oil from our boat motors. Pump did not work correctly to extract the oil. Oil leaked out oil from the handle and made a huge mess. Would NOT recommend purchasing this product!

This unit is larger than I was originally looking for, but the 6.5L capacity has been useful for multiple oil changes of lawnmowers and a generator.Because of the layout of the lawnmowers and generator tipping to drain the oil was not practical. Inserting the tube and pumping the handle up and down worked very well to drain the oil. The only change I made for the oil change was to raise the one side of the machine to allow for a more complete oil removal.When I'm done I hook the end of the tube high up in the garage and allow the oil to completely drain into the unit.Very pleased with the product and has worked well for me.

Have serviced two automatic truck transmissions so far.Should have bought one years ago.Works perfectly, used the pneumatic feature so no need to pump, saves a ton of time

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Removing oil from lawn mowers and air compressors does a great job thanks

I ordered this fluid extractor and have used it so far to change the oil on my Merceuiser 4.3 boat engine. It worked great. Generated enough suction. Comes with enough tubing to get to the bottom of the oil pan and would be good for various different applications. Great product.

The unit was leaking. Pumping the air out (creating a suction vacuum was quite challenging as the top cover wasn't sealed properly leaking the air in. This unit wouldn't be able to extract any oil. I could have fixed the leak, but I expected to receive a working product. The product was returned in unused condition.SECOND PURCHASE:I have reordered a pneumatic oil extractor (small price increase but still most competitive on the market). This extractor holds the vacuum extremely well. You can pump it up and leave it for several minutes and the vacuum is still there. I haven't used it yet but I'm certain it will work flawlessly even without the help of compressed air to replace manual vacuum pumping.I have spent days on Amazon reviewing all oil extractors. All of them are using the same components yet the price varies quite a bit always leading to VEVOR products. One observation: after the first vacuum pumping, you may hear slight hissing indicating a small leak. But after several vacuum pumps, the internal vacuum will pull all parts together and the hissing will become negligible. I would suggest at that time tighten the gasket screws while the unit still is under the vacuum.