Reseñas de clientes para VEVOR Bomba de Transferencia para Líquido de Transmisión Neumática Capacidad de 8 L, Bomba Extractora para Aceite, con Adaptadores de ATF, Tanque HDPE, Dispensador de Aceite para Coches Barcos Motos

Using my small air compressor, it sucked out the 5.28 quarts of oil from our Audi Q5 in just over five minutes. Just make sure the oil is warm. Now that I have it, future oil changes will cost $65-70 as opposed to the $220 the dealer wants. Do the math, then buy one!

Using my small air compressor, it sucked out the 5.28 quarts of oil from our Audi Q5 in just over five minutes. Just make sure the oil is warm. Now that I have it, future oil changes will cost $65-70 as opposed to the $220 the dealer wants. Do the math, then buy one!

Used it to flush my brakes and power steering.

Used it to flush my brakes and power steering.

I found this extractor easy to use, very straight forward, seems to be really good quality - certainly fit for purpose. This extractor makes it so easy to change my oil for my cars. The days of crawling under my car for an oil change have ended.

I can't explain how brilliant this tool is. I used it to do 3 services on Seadoos. One service on a sports car and also to drain fuel from a tank. Works great and has been a game-changer. Highly recommend. May even buy a second one so I can do vehicles at the same time. Also have only used the hand pump side, as it is plenty fast enough.

I can't explain how brilliant this tool is. I used it to do 3 services on Seadoos. One service on a sports car and also to drain fuel from a tank. Works great and has been a game-changer. Highly recommend. May even buy a second one so I can do vehicles at the same time. Also have only used the hand pump side, as it is plenty fast enough.

Works great!

This fluid evacuator is a must-have for fast, clean engine oil changes, especially if your vehicle’s oil filter is easily accessible from the top and the dipstick tube reaches the lowest point of the oil pan. The set includes the evacuator, three tubes ranging from small to large diameters—long enough for most dipstick tubes—and a hose with an end that fits brake caliper fittings, making brake fluid bleeding or replacement quick and easy. Spare o-rings are also included, and since all seals use o-rings, they’re inexpensive and simple to replace when needed. I used it today on a minivan with an easily accessible oil filter under the vehicle, no shield removal or lifting required. After warming the engine, I evacuated 6.5 quarts in about six minutes. About 10 initial pumps on the handle started strong suction, then just one pump every 10 seconds kept it going. The main hose connection design makes disconnecting and pouring used oil into a recycling container or bottle easy and mess-free.

This VEVOR Fluid Extractor, 9.5 L Capacity, Vacuum Oil Extractor Pump with 59 in Long Horse & Three 47 in Extension Tubes comes in two versions (pneumatic and manual - I ordered the MANUAL version) and is working very well. As I age, I've found that crawling around under our vehicles is getting a bit more difficult so any tool that will assist is most welcome. This product is a BIG ASSIST! Product came well packaged, with a variety of extension tubes. A bit of messing with it taught me what goes where - it was fairly simple (good thing, the instructions are not the best). All materials look to be solid - tank is thick plastic, the pump/handle mechanism is sturdy and draws a good vacuum, and there are no leaks - fluid or vacuum. I had an immediate test - change the oil in my Ridgeline. Set it up, inserted the appropriate tube into the dipstick tube and started pumping. Once the vacuum formed, the oil started moving up and out. Yes, I did have to "refresh" the vacuum by pumping again, but that was not a problem. Soon, I had the oil out - mess free. Now, to determine how efficient the pump was, I did crawl under and remove the oil drain plug; about 1/2 quart, maybe a bit less, drained out. Part of that may have been my technique, but it is close enough for me. And, because most of the oil was already out, removing the drain plug was also mess free. Discarding the oil at the recycling center was easy with the pour spout. I haven't quite figure out a method to clean - maybe extract some soapy water through the tubes, then discard? More to come when I figure that out. Price ($55, March 2026) is reasonable and priced similarly to its competitors. Quality and usability are very good and in keeping with a couple of other VEVOR products I have. Instructions are okay. Capacity is more than sufficient for changing the oil in personal vehicles. Overall, we rate this as a very good buy.