will it be able to extract engine coolant?
1630170
Yes, it can extract any liquid. Note, with that tiny hose it will take a while.
252480
One think so unless yours take blue coolant normally. On the case just says mostly Japanese automakers.
75487
It won't work, you need finned plate and a pump, lines and radiator. They make kits for many vehicles.
67086
This isn't a good purchase for a low idling engine. This isn't water sealed in any way. If you can seal the engine compartment from water, go for it.
1939311
Definitely not. This product worked for 15 minutes on a head gasket leak then caused serious engine damage. Look at some of the other products on the market. If the water is dripping down from the "weep hole" in the water pump the seal on the water pump shaft is damaged, don't think anything will work. Take a look a some of the products on Amazon, possibly Bars Leak, maybe.
1223830
I would think your mechanic would have a better answer than me, as he likely has training and experience. An update is that my vehicle started to make steam similar to about 10 percent of a steam locomotive. This later lead to a diagnosis of a stress fracture of the prestone type T adapter to power flush the coolant every two years. The material for this repair was only about 3 bucks! No leaks after the mechanical repair. Luckily it was not a head gasket. I do not know for sure, but likely if it does work, it will only be temporary.
1052800
I'm sure it will, but I found its not that great of a tool. It only diagnostic the engine. Look into the brand Creator BMW Multi System code reader. They work a lot better!!!!
2042742
It's a complete fuel system cleaner, if it's safe enough for sensitive electronic injectors i don't see why not for carburetors, however if it's going to help clean you carburetor that i don't know
952202
I believe it would. Spray it on and then hose off the foam. It will foam up and carry away the things plugging the radiator. It is an acid so wear gloves and eye protection. Make sure to have good ventilation when using
794803
I guess you could, but that would be kind of an overkill. Engine oil coolers are normally of a smaller dimensions.
1845309
I would say yes it can but call a marina and ask a mechanic if it is safe just to be sure, or go to hyperlube.com and ask them. Jarod is correct just make sure you have an enclosed cooling system.
345758
I believe it could with mods. I had to change the small nipple fitting and construct a mount as I deleted the auto oil injection system. There is a c/c fitting avail on my intake that powered the pump.
6735
If you have space to mount it, you can probably get it to work on almost anything.Drawing coolant from the lowest part of the cooling system and putting it back on the engine side of the thermostat(you don't want the radiator cooling what you're trying to heat).Could require creative plumbing.
422416
Presumably, yes, but do not try to install it in place of the stock filter. Install it int the transmission cooling lines going to the radiator or to the transmission cooler. Note the direction of fluid flow. I would install it in the cooler return line.
362447
I use it in my Toyota and it works well. The extractor has a good reach, thin final tubing, and great vacuum; it should work on any vehicle. Make sure that your engine oil is up to operating temperature before extraction, otherwise the unit will draw the oil very slowly.
1965162
No As far as I know it is only for oil in gasoline engines. I have tried it in diesel oil and it doesn't work. Further research shows that there is a product for diesel engines, transmission oil, and coolant
1397423
this is a great question. Yes, it can work as a temporary fix until the radiator forms another leak else where. Cool the engine completely then clean the area with rubbing alcohol, then apply. Worked for me with a 5 inch hairline crack. But replace your radiator!