Manual Engine Oil & Fluid Extractor Pump

📋 Specifications

• Product Name: Portable Manual Engine Oil & Fluid Extractor Pump

• Primary Materials: Wear-Resistant Polypropylene (PP) Housing & Stainless Steel Components

• Product Dimensions: Approx. 18.0 cm × 14.0 cm × 9.0 cm (7.09" × 5.51" × 3.54")

• Operation Mode: Portable Manual Evacuation System

• Compatible Vehicles: Sedans, SUVs, Light Trucks, & Small Machinery

• Key Function: Automotive Engine Oil, Transmission Fluid, & General Fluid Extraction

• Safety Features: Built-In Anti-Overflow Protection Design

• High-Concerned Chemical: None

🔧 Key Features

• High-Efficiency Manual Vacuum Extraction: Engineered to create strong vacuum pressure quickly, minimizing waiting times and streamlining liquid evacuation during oil changes.

• Compact & Portable Build: Lightweight, space-saving design measuring under 8 inches for easy transport in trunk toolboxes or emergency roadside kits.

• Wear-Resistant Construction: Built with high-impact PP and durable internal components to handle continuous exposure to automotive oils and non-corrosive garage fluids.

• Anti-Overflow Safety Guard: Integrated overflow control prevents accidental spills, leaks, and messy fluid splatter on workshop floors or engine bays.

• Universal Automotive Compatibility: Designed for easy fluid servicing across personal sedans, SUVs, lawnmowers, and small power equipment.

🏠 Ideal Applications

• DIY Engine Oil Changes & Dipstick Tube Evacuation for Automobiles & SUVs

• Extracting Transmission, Differential, Power Steering, or Brake Fluids

• Small Engine Maintenance for Lawn Mowers, Generators, & Garden Machinery

📦 Package Includes

• 1 × Portable Engine Oil & Fluid Extractor Pump Unit

⚠️ Important Safety & Usage Notes

 

1. Fluid Temperature: For optimal extraction speed, run the engine briefly so the oil is warm (not hot); never extract boiling fluids above 80°C (176°F) to prevent thermal plastic deformation.

2. Chemical Limitations: Do not use this pump for flammable or highly volatile liquids such as gasoline, diesel fuel, or strong solvents.