Customer Reviews for VEVOR Fluid Extractor, 15 Liters Capacity, Pneumatic/Manual Oil Changer Vacuum Fluid Extractor with Dipstick and Liquid Suction Hose, Oil Extractor Change Pump for Automotive Fluids Vacuum Evacuation

Used one time to bleed brakes manually. Now has no suction and does not build up vacuum.

, What a piece of crap. Firs,t this thing is sold in the US & does not come with the correct air hose fitting?I hop in the car drive to Home Depot buy the correct air hose fitting. I I get home install it connect to my compressor and the unit refuses to suck any oil at all. I spent 40 minutes messing with it, all instructions were followed explicitly. Do not waste your money this thing is JUNK!

The product looks good. It will not keep on extracting fluid Even with air. Customer service was helpful for the most part. I had to send a vedio of the fluid extractor not working. I got a call tag and free ship to Vevor. Thank you!

Worked good for about a month manual pump never worked about a month into using it the whole catch resivoir squished under its own vacuum

Sucker worked great first 7 times i used it then started collapsing in on it self. I use my air at 90psi and no matter what i do now the container is collapsing on itself and i have fluids spraying out the air port at the top.

Muuten ok ja toimiva kapine mutta paineilmaliittimen liitoskohta muovikannessa on heikko ja murtui heti ensimmäisellä käyttökerralla. Sain sen fiksattua kuntoon mutta konstruktio heikko ko. kohdasta.

The extractor started to implode or collapse on the sides as Vacuum septic sides, and when vacuuming the oil out and the oil was warm at the time so viscosity was fairly fluid. It’s greatly slowed down the process of removing the oil through the dipstick tube.

My air compressor (medium size) seems to have an issue keeping up with the pressure. Manual works well

The tool is simple enough, but usage instruction was lacking regarding the manual pumping approach. I only needed to pump up to a point, and the suction created will take over. If the suction is lost, you pump in intervals and do not continuously pump. So I almost destroyed mine on first use, as I was pumping the heck out of it and was getting sweaty and tired, and I'm like, this can't be the intended use case. I went back to the documentation, which was unclear to me, so I had to start hunting YouTube vids, and even those focused more on using compressed air, which I didn't have. I came across on that helped me recognise a few things and got things working. The cleanup part could use some refinement as you just throw out the contents, but with motor oil, when you get to the last bit of it is stubborn to come out so it's a bit of a pain in that regard. Plus I still had to turn remove my drain plug to be sure, and there still was a bit of the old oil in it, not a lot, but enough to say yea it was a good idea to open the drain plug. Other than that it is a decent product. I would assume the paired with the compressor it would remove more oil. But I would have to test it to be sure.

From first use, it started pumping oil out the vents in the handle. Oil got everywhere. Have to pump the handle very slowly to try to keep the oil spitting to a minimum. When the hand pump is used to pull a vacuum to draw out the oil, it should not be spitting oil everywhere out the vent handles.