Oil Extraction Pumps

[Ads_Essex]

I always wonder if the sudden rush of 7+ litres of hot oil out of the the sump plug hole will take any debris laying around with it?

That did cross my mind. Wouldn’t call it a sudden rush, mind, but debris could definitely be left behind.

I have a filter mag on the motorbike oil filter, which I took off my L200. Shame the filter on the van is in plastic housing

In other news I filled up with some Ceratec and that’s made a big difference to noise.

Liqui Moly Ceratec

Just wondering if anyone here has used Ceratec? Im dropping the oil this weekend, before we head off again around Australia and i was thinking of trying some, i used their Diesel additive every second tank during our last lap around aus and i noticed the improvement. Seems to be highly rated...

www.t6forum.com

 

[Crazymind]

Just bought a Sealy extraction pump for 27 quid. Looking forward to try it. Didn’t really mind using the manual I have got but I want to get rid of it, it takes a lot of space in the garage.

 

[Ads_Essex]

Just bought a Sealy extraction pump for 27 quid. Looking forward to try it. Didn’t really mind using the manual I have got but I want to get rid of it, it takes a lot of space in the garage.

I’ve just seen your action shot and it looks like your Sealey unit is the same as my Clarke unit. Makes oil changes a lot slicker (ok I’ll get my jacket)

Bought oil extractor pump and 10L of castrol professional.

5000 miles oil change.

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[Crazymind]

I bet they are all made in the same cinese Factory
27 quid seems reasonable for a brand very good at customer service and they never failed me over the years.

 

[DXX]

Here’s a possibility if you just want to change the sump plug. I’ve never tried it.

 

[Wordie]

Hi all,

Please help !

I’m attempting to remove a small amount of engine oil, as I’ve over filled ! I bought the sealy oil extractor however, the hose doesn’t go into the tube leading to the engine block. I can feed it in an inch or so but that’s it.

Thank you

 

[Dellmassive]

which one you got?

the tube should go down the dipstick pipe

 

[Wordie]

which one you got?

the tube should go down the dipstick pipe

I have the sealey ak54 oil suction syringe

 

[Paynewright]

I think that is generally for gearboxes / differentials.

Engine oil extractors usually have a long thin nylon pipe that goes all the way down to the sump via the dipstick tube. Probably a meter long and rigid so it doesnt collapse under vacuum.

You might be able to improvise by adding nylon pipe to your syringe??

 

[Crazymind]

I wouldn’t add! If it gets stack then it’s a problem. Just buy a pipe the length you want, for 1M it will
Cost you a couple of squids.

 

[Dellmassive]

Yeh....

Looking at this, it's not going to work.

 

[archersam]

I’ve one of these in the van. However I’m sure I’ve an extra tube that jsit pops on as well that’s longer.

LEMOTO Oil Suction Syringe,Oil... https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B09BP479V3?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

 

[Wordie]

Thank you all very much. I’ve ordered the correct extraction pump now. £13 quid off Amazon. I’m grateful for all you input.