ATPEAM 12V 60W Oil Change Pump Extractor, Oil/Diesel Fluid Extractor Scavenge Oil Change Pump

First of all, this is perfect low cost pump I’ve used. Noise level is a little higher than others but the performance is great. Super easy to use and set up, size is average, and the quality feels decent.

We use it for oil changes in our sailboat motor. Works great.

But I had one exactly the same style a few years back only it was orange and black instead of yellow and black color. I used it one time to pump out old oil in 2007 Kawasaki STX12F jet Ski through the dip stick tube (all necessary tubing included) with no problems at all. However, I stored if for a year after draining it the best I could prior to storage and when I tried to use it again it failed to operate. I’m hoping I have better luck with this new model.

I purchased this pump to change oil in my jetboat. The pump worked like a charm! I had no issues. The pump only took a few minutes to pump out the old oil, did not heat up & was not very noisy. I would buy again.

Had high hopes for this battery powered fluid transfer pump to drain engine oil. It did not work. Warmed up the car for 3 min, then connected it and let it run for ten minutes and it barely got any oil at all. Then, tried again. Warmed up the car for 10 min, then let it run for ten minutes and kept pushing the suction tube down into the oil shaft and lifting it up slightly as it sucked away. It advertises 3L per minute, so it should've been done in 2 minutes! But after 15 min it was "done". Removed the oil filter and there was still a ton of oil left. Removed the oil plug and there was still maybe half a liter left. The whole point of buying this was to not have to go under the car and remove the oil drain plug and drain the oil. So it didn't work. Plus, when removing the oil drain plug I don't have to spend 10 minutes warming up the car. Also, the plastic hoses make a mess, dripping oil when you carry it after use. It is a good idea, just needs to work.

Not that there's anything wrong with taking your car to auto repair shops to have them change the oil for you, it's just that I've heard stories of shops taking advantage of clueless customers by saying "They can only fix this problem if THAT problem is taken of first." I live in a big city too, so I didn't want to take any chances. Besides, I like saving money, so I'll do whatever I can to save as much money as possible, and this little pump lets me do that. I don't have the tools to change the oil the traditional way, and even if I did, I would have nowhere to keep them (I live in a small house).I love the idea of only paying for the oil I'm putting in, which is usually around $20-$25 bucks. The tubes that come with the pump were a little tough to attach, as I had to use a work glove just to get the small one on without hurting my hand, and they were a bit stiff out of the box too. I made sure to make the ring clamps extra snug around the tubes to keep them from possibly popping off while the pump is in use.When you change your oil using this pump, the small tube goes directly into where the dipstick goes into the engine, push it in there until you either can't push anymore in there, or you're almost out of slack, and you may need to move the tube a little while the pump is on to get it to start sucking the oil out. If you're a busy person, make sure you've got at least 20-30 minutes to spare, the pump isn't quick about getting the oil out, but to me, it's better than paying $50 for an oil change.So after getting the old oil out, putting the new oil in, and resetting the Change Oil Light, I was good to go! Was this pump worth the money? You bet it was! I've never even changed my own oil before, prior to buying this pump, so if I can operate this thing and get the results I want, then so can you!

Out of the box did not work and the wires got really hotI had to use it that day so I opened it to find out the impeller cover was pushed so hard into the impeller and stoped from turningI loosened the screwes and oiled the impeller to get it to work.I have two Diesel engines on my boat so I tried one motor on cold and it took 2 hours to extract the oilThe second motor I warmed up and it took 15 min.A lot of oil was left in the motor and the new oil turned black as soon as I put it in

Changing transmissions fluid has never been easier! I used to use a manual hand pump (a cheap one from walmart) and it would take a long time to perform maintenance tasks. Not anymore! I am thankful to have found this product so I'm no longer sitting in the garage for more than 40 minutes trying to siphon old fluid out in 95 degree Atlanta weather

Easy to change the oil from the top of my car. Took 5L out in about 6 minutes

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Works as advertiseded. Great for those engines that say never change the oil, but you should. The varmints at the factory don't put a drain plug. Much easier then turning it upside down.

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Quick and drains almost all the oil. I read online that it siphon all but leaves about 100 mL, asking mechanics at a major nationwide store, they recommended against it claiming that it leaves behind a full 1 liter. Well, I have used it to siphon oil from my VW Passat, and then I drained the car from under. Verdict, not even 100 mL were collected from draining the oil from under the car. I will never go through the hassle of lifting the car, removing the large plastic cover, and then draining. will always just siphon.