[Public-List] oil change
vmarmei
vmarmei at axis-design.org
Sun Aug 14 08:00:38 PDT 2011
Just to add another good A-30 idea for "Oil Change" ....
Do not use a Plastic or Rubber hose....Get a metal tube (Steel,
Aluminum or SS} 3/8 diameter (or what fits your oil Dip Stick
hole)...from an auto supply dealer. Brake straight hydraulic tubes
come in several lengths....Cut yours to the required length for
handling and cut the bottom end to a 30 degree angle.... to have some
clearance for the oil to flow. Attach a vinyl tube to the tube and to
the pump. You insert this tube through the Dip Stick port right to
the bottom of the oil pan.and pump the oils out without any trouble.
Just a piece of cake.
William @ A-30
PS : Brass and Aluminium tube is also available from Hobby
Stores.....at a fraction of cost from marine stores. Best
deal...still is Automobile Hydraulic tubes....they come from 12
inches to 2-3 feet.
The 30 degree angle is to avoid a perpendicular situation of the
inserted tube to be 90 degrees to the bottom of the oil pan and
prevent restricted oil flow. (Vacuum Lock)
At 10:33 PM 30/07/2011, you wrote:
>Pumping out through the dip stick hole might not work as well when
>you've got an oil/water foam, either.
>
>Some people suggest adding some kerosene to the first couple oil
>changes when trying to dry out an engine.
>
> - George
>
>On 7/30/11 7:58 PM, moiraeiii at aol.com wrote:
>>Works fine when the oil is warm. In the NE in October, on the hard,
>>not so much.
>>Randy #283
>>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: Debra Fontaine<debrafontaine at live.com>
>>To: public-list<public-list at lists.alberg30.org>
>>Sent: Sat, Jul 30, 2011 10:24 am
>>Subject: [Public-List] oil change
>>
>>
>>
>>I always use a little manual pump to change my oil . It has a long hose and I
>>insert it into the dip stick hole and syphon out the oil.
>>
>>
>>
>>Debra Fontaine
>
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