Originally Posted by NW_6MT
(Post 4188261)
[left]Don't think I explained it very well. You pull off the clip (1 second) and lift and twist the lever 90 degrees (1.5 seconds). No tools, no mess, no oil on your hand as you're making that last few turns to remove the drain plug and trying to dodge the stream of hot oil.
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Originally Posted by Genhero
(Post 4183245)
I installed a fumoto drain valve on my lancer a few years back. It hung below the engine crossmember which made it the lowest point to bottom out.
Unfortunately on most cars the oil pan is already one of the lowest points. |
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Originally Posted by PNW_IPL
(Post 4179901)
Why no pics installed? Why no pics draining. Not really a review dude. Get better...
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I have a fumoto on mine and my only complaint is the time it takes to drain. Other than that, super convenient. I thought about safety wire for the valve lever but it seems to stay pretty solidly closed.
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To each his own....
for me this a $30+ solution to a problem that doesn't exist. Over the life of the car, the oil is only changed about 25 times (assuming 6K oil changes and you keep the car for 160,000 miles) |
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