Any idea if sucking the oil out via dipstick is possible with other
cars? I need to change my Ford Explorer and don't enjoy getting down on
the ground to do that.
Thoughts?
LarryT
06 Explorer
06 E350
On 3/7/2020 3:06 PM, Wilton Strickland via Mercedes wrote:
See ARCHIVES for description of my "topsider" that I built with items
I'd already owned for many years, 'cept piece of plastic hose/tube.
Yes, I tested on my 123, 124 & 126 and found that sucking the oil via
dipstick tube removed more than draining. 'Have not used it on the
211.
Wilt
-----------------------------------------From: "Curley McLain via
Mercedes"
To: "Bob Rentfro via Mercedes"
Cc: "Curley McLain"
Sent: Saturday March 7 2020 12:51:06PM
Subject: Re: [MBZ] Oil Extractor
Depends on if you want to spend $80 up or $10. (allowing 2x
inflation
for Wilton's $5 oil extractor.)
I went in between, with a $10 fire SS Soda water extinguisher and a
$10
HF vacuum device.
For big bucks, the topsider is it.
> Bob Rentfro via Mercedes
> March 7, 2020 at 11:28 AM
> Here is something I haven’t seen us discuss in a hot minute: oil
> extractors.
>
> Which is the best? Seem to remember that Topsiders were lauded at
some
> point in the past.
>
> Bob R
>
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