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kf4zht

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CamelCamelCamel shows it was $63 at one point but that was back in 2008. How does it work on the pressure side? It would be nice to have something I can not only drain small engines with but also use it to push gear oil to trannys/diffs
 

Vermaraj

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How hard is it to clean between uses? Can the same unit really be used to remove engine oil and to pump fresh ****** or diff oil?
 
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Super Sport

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These aren't much cheaper than the regular price at Sears minus a coupon code. The first one is $90 at Sears and you can use SAVE15 to bring it down to $75. The second is $110 and after the code is $95. I'm sure with a little more hunting a better code can be found.

Of course, at Sears you will have to pay tax, but can get 6% or more cash back.
 
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Tarheelgarage

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How hard is it to clean between uses? Can the same unit really be used to remove engine oil and to pump fresh ****** or diff oil?

I only use it to remove fluids.
Easy enough in most cases to install new fluids.
 

ishiboo

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I only use it to remove fluids.
Easy enough in most cases to install new fluids.

I remember refilling the transfer case on my S10 blazer, it's not that easy. I ended up covered in (I think it was ATF) as I had to use a battery baster to fill it up.

I can definitely see how diffs/transfer cases/etc. where you don't have the luxury of gravity.

I've only used mine for oil changes on the boats though.
 

rodm1

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I thought some one said you had to unbolt the top cover in order to clean it.
 

bowlofturtle

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Has anyone pumped gear lube into a rear/front diff with this?

I have a hand pump but it takes a long time and adjusting the bottle, takes me 10 minutes for a quart. I would buy this to help speed it up.
 

Tsquare

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These Mityvacs are terrific - Have had mine for a few years - use to evac out oils and fluid only - never to put oil in. To put fluid in, I would look to get something like a Motive Brake Bleeder (call them direct to discuss - their Tech Line is helpful) should work and might be easier to clean out also - Good Luck :thumbup:
 
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