Customer Reviews for VEVOR Fluid Extractor, 6.5 Liters Capacity, Manual Hand-Operated Oil Changer Vacuum Fluid Extractor with Dipstick and Suction Hose, Oil Extractor Change Pump for Automotive Fluids Vacuum Evacuation

It's the answer to the DIY who may have a bad back, or just wants to change the oil in a hurry. It's easy to pump, has the necessary accessories and is easy to empty. The tank is graduated in liters. I'd prefer it had quart indicators, but overall, I recommend it.

Great tools o use it every day I love it

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Did the job well. The NPT fitting was not a standard 1/4 \" I had to change for hooking compressor to it. The label with dispense and extract was backwards. Label on turn screw was right, but on the body of the housing was backward. Blew bubbles in what I was extracting. EZ to figure out. Dispensed 1 gallon of trans fluid quickly. The toyota device is a tight fit with front driveshaft but doable

Newer Audi recommends pumping thru the dip stick less location so ordered and used this unit. Solid unit feels well made, good price. It does take longer to pump out 5.5l but I no longer have to use a ramp drain pan etc. I’ll use it on my other cars next time. Hope it will last.

Great product, used it to change oil on 2 cars and it's so much easier than my previous topsider extractor. I used it with my air compressor and it made oil changes a breeze!

Not the fastest in the worl D but works great for changing g the oil in my Waverunner.

I used it to extract the oil out of an engine It worked very well

This is an extremely valuable tool. It makes life so easy and with a little bit of manipulation on the fittings, you can perform complete flushes with it as well.

I recently got a new (to me) 2020 Audi A5, and was learning about recommended maintenance intervals and costs. My engine was designed to have the oil extracted from the dipstick tube, although you can still jack it up and drain from the oil pan. So, which oil extractor to get? I chose this one because it has a hand pump and also because I can connect to my compressor. I have another Vevor product (air jack) and it's worked for me so far....but most of these are made in China, and probably come from the same factory or two. I've done two oil changes so far, and it's super easy. I use my compressor because it's just easier and quicker. This kit comes with plenty of tubes and fittings, most of which I don't need. My car holds 5.5 qts of oil, so this one is big enough to hold what I need. My oil filter is on top of the engine, so this makes sense. If your oil filter is not easily accessible from above, and you have to jack your car and get underneath, not sure this is something you need.