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

Makes changing oil on my boat easy. Plus saves money.

We used it to perform an oil change on the car.

I changed tranmission fluid. Used it to refill. It work really good.

This product worked great with my compressor at 100 PSI. I have not tried the manual process.

This unit is larger than I was originally looking for, but the 6.5L capacity has been useful for multiple oil changes of lawnmowers and a generator. Because of the layout of the lawnmowers and generator tipping to drain the oil was not practical. Inserting the tube and pumping the handle up and down worked very well to drain the oil. The only change I made for the oil change was to raise the one side of the machine to allow for a more complete oil removal. When I'm done I hook the end of the tube high up in the garage and allow the oil to completely drain into the unit. Very pleased with the product and has worked well for me.

It's slow but works.

I have only used this twice but so far so good. It extracts oil quickly with no mess. Product quality seems good. I wil check back in to see if it lasts as other products I have owned like this lost their suction relatively quickly.

Super fast evacuation. Works great so far, no troubles.

Best use of amazon points ever. Hooked it up to air and 10 minutes or less later all the oils was out and ready to be filled. For cleaning I hung the tube from the hood latch and shot a bit of wd40 down it.. worked perfect. Spilled more oil refilling than I did removing as spilling is my thing.

Used it on an automatic transmission, it works great. I placed a one gallon mark on the extraction cylinder and removed exactly that amount, allowing me to replace with a gallon of new fluid. I had no mess or drips, then poured off the old fluid from the extractor pump into the empty trans fluid. No more messy drain pans I used the manual hand pump method, worked easier than expected. I used some rubber caps to cover the hose ends, so no worry about those dripping.