Thorstone Automotive Fluid Extractor Pump, Oil Change Syringe with Hose, Manual Fuel Suction & Filler, Fluid Oil Change Evacuator (7 Oz./0.21 Qt./200 CC)

The Thorstone Automotive Fluid Extractor Pump is a practical and efficient tool for both professional mechanics and DIY enthusiasts. Designed with versatility and user convenience in mind, this pump delivers reliable performance across a wide range of automotive maintenance tasks.One of its standout features is its ease of use. The hand-operated design allows for quick setup and operation, making it simple to extract fluids even in tight or awkward spaces. Whether you're dealing with engine oil, brake fluid, transmission fluid, coolant, or even power steering fluid, the Thorstone extractor handles the job with minimal effort and no mess.Its multi-purpose design is a major advantage for anyone working on multiple systems within a vehicle. The included adapters and extension tubes further enhance its usability, ensuring compatibility with a variety of reservoirs and components.However, proper maintenance of the pump is essential for long-term performance. It’s important to thoroughly clean the extractor after each use, especially when switching between different types of fluids. Cross-contamination can cause damage to vehicle systems or compromise the effectiveness of the fluids.In summary, the Thorstone Automotive Fluid Extractor Pump is a dependable and versatile tool that simplifies fluid removal and replacement tasks. With proper care and cleaning after every use, it can be a long-lasting and valuable addition to any garage or workshop.

Absolutely something you must have if you're changing a lot of oil on lawn mowers tipping the lawn mower over to the side always causes problems sucking it straight out of there makes it a lot easier and then you can dispose of it into your container it's the best product for the money

Bought for CVT fluid change and worked great. Initial piston stroke at the bottom is a little difficult but once it breaks free it was smooth drawing fluid out.The problem came when I went to try and clean it the next day. The piston was stuck in place and it looked like the leftover fluid and the orings were making a strong vacuum.Managed to finally break it free after pouring some rubbing alcohol down the spout to rinse the leftover fluid out. The piston o rings still look smooth and drawing up some soap water to clean theres no leaks.Bottom line worked great overall, just might need cleaning shortly after use?

I didn't expect this extractor pump to be the quality it is. Obviously, its plastic but seals are good, and it doesn't leak, and makes removing fluid a breeze.

Makes lawn mower oil change easy peasy. My craftsman mower did not come with a drain plug and in the manual it said oil did not need to be changed. I felt the oil was pretty dark and I like to take care of my equipment. I used this syringe and with two aspirations the reservoir was empty. I drew out 400 ml and poured in 500 ml of fresh oil. I feel better about this than just running it with black used oil. The 200 ml capacity is optimal, not too big to be clumsy and not to small to be annoying.

I used this tool to remove brake fluid from the master cylinder. It was perfect. After extraction the fluid was easy to discard. It has multiple uses and I'd order the option with extra long hose attachment for a variety of uses. No leaking, large size, and easy to clean, and quality build. 5⭐️s from me!

It will definitely pull liquid but it leaks and isnt air tight. So If you are pulling liquid out make sure to have a bucket or container close for quick and clean transfer

I bought this to do one thing. Remove too much oil from my Harley Davidson crankcase. While it did it, it wasn't easy. The attachment tube kept falling off so I only used the single larger diameter tube and fortunately it was king enough to reach into the crankcase. The plunger action was so stiff that I could only suck out about one fourth of the the tube's volume so it two multiple attempts to extract the excess oil from the crankcase. I suspect the device needs to be used multiple times to loosen up the action and I don't know when I will need it again but it is a great insurance policy to have on the shelf.