How long does ti take to drain 5 quarts of oil from a car that has been warmed up?
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That depends on the weight of the oil, I did my boat cold and it took 30 to 45 minutes for 6 qt of 20w50. That is a heavy weight though. BTW I wont do it cold again. Works great though, I would buy it again I am a mechanic at a golf course and I have many, many uses for this tool.
1657148
If you drain it completely bout 30 minutes. But three mechanics can wash up and not use it all.
2254630
I have been using the pump for a marine application. Which I pump through the dipstick. It takes about 20 minutes for 6 quarts. I found that running the engine for 10 minutes before pumping helps speed the process up significantly when the oil is warm
981356
depends....if you do it the right way.... you are supposed to remove most of the old oil , install new filter dryer ,install new adapter fittings,purge with nitrogen, pressure test with same check for leaks at all connections if you lose pressure under test,then use vacuum pump to bring down to required vacuum with the refrigerant attached so you can release it under vacuum, this could take a good 6 hours for all of this...or you can just do the vacuum part which if there is no leaks would or should only take few hours then release refrigerant or skip that which would leave atmosphere in the system (not Ideal) then it would only take you about half hour to install...I did mine the long way and it works great. Actually I did every thing I mentioned above except remove the old oil and it works great so far...which is like 3 months of light use
649374
Make sure to drain all of the oil thoroughly out and then get a bucket with some water(is what I use) and suck up the water to flush any excess through and make sure to dispose of the oil water mix responsibly.
386460
Cleaning takes about 5 min. I usually do this in the evening and let the filter sit overnight to dry. I will oil it the next morning/day. The oiling only takes a minute or two.
1458495
Try to warm the oil a little first. The cold, thick oil makes the pump very slow.
142459
I use it in my 31 ford and put about 4 oz. to 5 quarts of oil on an oil change. Also a teaspoon in the snow blower and other 4 cycle small engines, makes them smooth, and start easy.
1051426
Once the oil cools, which I have found takes about 3 or 4 hours you will need to turn the lever all the way to the right. The picture denotes the oil going into the reservoir. You can go to home depots website here http://www.homedepot.com/p/Emeril-Advanced-Oil-Control-Fryer-by-T-Fal-FR7015001/204684995 and download the manual from the box labeled Info & Guides. You may need to make sure the drain is clear of debris. If you have fried a lot of stuff or things with a lot of breading it can settle over the mesh for the drain and make it either really slow to drain or clog it up altogether. Once the oil cools, which I have found takes about 3 or 4 hours you will need to turn the lever all the way to the right. The picture denotes the oil going into the reservoir. You can go to home depots website here http://www.homedepot.com/p/Emeril-Advanced-Oil-Control-Fryer-by-T-Fal-FR7015001/204684995 and download the manual from the box labeled Info & Guides. You may need to make sure the drain is clear of debris. If you have fried a lot of stuff or things with a lot of breading it can settle over the mesh for the drain and make it either really slow to drain or clog it up... » Read More Once the oil cools, which I have found takes about 3 or 4 hours you will need to turn the lever all the way to the right. The picture denotes the oil going into the reservoir. You can go to home depots website here http://www.homedepot.com/p/Emeril-Advanced-Oil-Control-Fryer-by-T-Fal-FR7015001/204684995 and download the manual from the box labeled Info & Guides. You may need to make sure the drain is clear of debris. If you have fried a lot of stuff or things with a lot of breading it can settle over the mesh for the drain and make it either really slow to drain or clog it up altogether. « Show Less
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I don't believe this unit has the capacity for your motor oil capacity this will heat 7 quarts of oil nice and warm in about 3 hours at that temperature for me
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I have used this, and it worked good for me. I first drained all coolant from car, then flushed the cooling system with clean water until clean clear water was all in the motor block, and radiator. You must remove the thermostat before flush, and sealer is ran. After good flushing, drain some of the water , then add the head sealer , top off with water in the radiator. Now let the car run for a few hr's. Get it warm. Don't let it over heat. Some say they leave it in a few days, and drive it with the sealer in before re-filling with proper coolant. It will not work if any coolant is in the system when using the head sealer. I have used it on 2 cars, and both are fine now. Worked great for me.
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My 2011 Nissan Rogue 4 cylinder with CVT took exactly five quarts. (I poured the old fluid into empty plastic bottles to measure it). I drained from the pan only. It actually holds around seven quarts but you have to do a full flush (messy) to get it all out. I changed it at 30,000 miles and will do it every 25,000 miles in the future. This will keep enough new fluid coming in so I don't have to bother with the full flush.
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I would unplug it. If you are starting your engine just so that you have some lubrication, think again. Just starting your engine and not putting a load on it created cylinder wash. Your oil needs to get hot so that any condensation formed will evaporate and not create oxidation in your engine. Oil needs to get hot so as not to varnish inside your bearing. Best thing to do with a stored vehicle is to drive it around for a half a day once every two months so that brakes don't stick, wheel bearings, o rings, hoses, belts, etc, don,t dry out, oxidize and fail.
1745120
It can take as long as 8 hours. I leave in in as long as it is extracting oil.At 130 degrees it won't hurt.
1132694
Wait for the oil to cool and scoop it out ..we use an old Tupperware container .. messy job and one downside of this
2254634
Warm up engine oil, yes works in dip stick hole, takes about 5 mins work well. JS
1554438
depends on how the oil is temp wise I have noticed warmer faster, also main thing is what tube you can use for the extraction the smaller ones take for ever. the bigger ones about 5/10 for 5qt oil. also you need constant air pressure to this to make it work, theres no charging this and taking it some where with no air supply. YOU NEED SHOP AIR running all times to make it work. This thing sucked to buy kinda high priced, but after a week you for get about the price. This thing works awesome would recommend to buy it. We use it about once every 2 weeks and it is just fun to use. Saves a lot of messy spills from when we just used the turkey baster way. Good luck (buy it) Its worth it in the end depends on how the oil is temp wise I have noticed warmer faster, also main thing is what tube you can use for the extraction the smaller ones take for ever. the bigger ones about 5/10 for 5qt oil. also you need constant air pressure to this to make it work, theres no charging this and taking it some where with no air supply. YOU NEED SHOP AIR running all times to make it work. This thing sucked to buy kinda high priced, but after a week you for get about the price. This thing works awesome would recommend to buy it. We use it about once every 2 weeks and it is just fun to use. Saves a lot... » Read More depends on how the oil is temp wise I have noticed warmer faster, also main thing is what tube you can use for the extraction the smaller ones take for ever. the bigger ones about 5/10 for 5qt oil. also you need constant air pressure to this to make it work, theres no charging this and taking it some where with no air supply. YOU NEED SHOP AIR running all times to make it work. This thing sucked to buy kinda high priced, but after a week you for get about the price. This thing works awesome would recommend to buy it. We use it about once every 2 weeks and it is just fun to use. Saves a lot of messy spills from when we just used the turkey baster way. Good luck (buy it) Its worth it in the end « Show Less