Homemade Engine Oil Extractor at Charles Mcclelland blog

Homemade Engine Oil Extractor. The oil extractor has worked great for me in the shop, i just wanted to make it work. Being a first generation smart for two owner, oil pan doesn’t come with an oil drain nut. I have two options, one is to fit an aftermarket oil pan with oil drain nut or weld one on mine. I rigged an oil extractor from an old chemistry lab vacuum pump, a 5 gallon pail with a gasketed lid and suitable lengths of hose. So after i find out how i can turn my air compressor to a vacuum pump, i come up with this idea. I simply added a reservoir. An oil extractor makes a vacuum that pulls the oil out through the dip stick or fill hole. Only cost to me was $1.36 for 4 feet of the plastic tubing at $0.39 per foot. Extractors allow you to remove used oil through the dipstick tube, without having to crawl under the vehicle or tip the equipment over to drain from the bottom. A small electric pump, a hand pump, or a venturi powered by an air compressor. Extractors use several different methods to make the vacuum: The oil flows through tubing to a reservoir from which you can conveniently empty it. Other option is to extract the engine oil. That’s what i am doing. How to build a diy air operated oil extractor.

A small electric pump, a hand pump, or a venturi powered by an air compressor. Only cost to me was $1.36 for 4 feet of the plastic tubing at $0.39 per foot. Other option is to extract the engine oil. The oil extractor has worked great for me in the shop, i just wanted to make it work. An oil extractor makes a vacuum that pulls the oil out through the dip stick or fill hole. Being a first generation smart for two owner, oil pan doesn’t come with an oil drain nut. I rigged an oil extractor from an old chemistry lab vacuum pump, a 5 gallon pail with a gasketed lid and suitable lengths of hose. The oil flows through tubing to a reservoir from which you can conveniently empty it. I have two options, one is to fit an aftermarket oil pan with oil drain nut or weld one on mine. How to build a diy air operated oil extractor.

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Homemade Engine Oil Extractor I rigged an oil extractor from an old chemistry lab vacuum pump, a 5 gallon pail with a gasketed lid and suitable lengths of hose. The oil flows through tubing to a reservoir from which you can conveniently empty it. Extractors use several different methods to make the vacuum: Only cost to me was $1.36 for 4 feet of the plastic tubing at $0.39 per foot. I rigged an oil extractor from an old chemistry lab vacuum pump, a 5 gallon pail with a gasketed lid and suitable lengths of hose. A small electric pump, a hand pump, or a venturi powered by an air compressor. Other option is to extract the engine oil. An oil extractor makes a vacuum that pulls the oil out through the dip stick or fill hole. The oil extractor has worked great for me in the shop, i just wanted to make it work. That’s what i am doing. I have two options, one is to fit an aftermarket oil pan with oil drain nut or weld one on mine. Extractors allow you to remove used oil through the dipstick tube, without having to crawl under the vehicle or tip the equipment over to drain from the bottom. So after i find out how i can turn my air compressor to a vacuum pump, i come up with this idea. How to build a diy air operated oil extractor. Being a first generation smart for two owner, oil pan doesn’t come with an oil drain nut. I simply added a reservoir.