fluid evacuators
I don't know anything about this particular one, but they are handy when you need to remove contaminated brake or power steering fluid (not on the HHR).
Last edited by ChevyMgr; Aug 6, 2010 at 10:17 PM. Reason: spelling
But I would never use it on a motor oil change, to get the best removal of crud & etc, you gotta drain it hot.. Warm is OK.
I like this one it works well.
Grainger Fluid Evacuator, Manual
1XGR9
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Fluid Evacuator, Manual
Fluid Evacuator, Manual, Width 14.4 In, Height 25 In, Depth 11.3 In, Reservoir Capacity 1.9 Gal, Standards CE Certified
MITYVAC
07400
Grainger Fluid Evacuator, Manual
1XGR9
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Fluid Evacuator, Manual
Fluid Evacuator, Manual, Width 14.4 In, Height 25 In, Depth 11.3 In, Reservoir Capacity 1.9 Gal, Standards CE Certified
MITYVAC
07400
Always do oil changes on a hot motor.
Chris- I believe I said that: "you gotta drain it hot"..
+ adding a good magnetic drain plug doesn't hurt either..
Here's mine. Pretty strong magnet.. Try that with an auto parts magnetic drain plug..
+ adding a good magnetic drain plug doesn't hurt either..
Here's mine. Pretty strong magnet.. Try that with an auto parts magnetic drain plug..
Manhole covers and street level storm grates dont stand a chance! That's badasss dude.


