Oil Pump
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I do not use a pump or recommend one.
The problem with pumping oil out through the dipstick is you cannot get all the used oil out like a drain plug ever.
I use a high end hydraulic hose with threaded elbow fitting (safety wire it) and brass cap on the end that is ran through the bilge hole when I need to change the oil.
Its rated well above any oil pressure rating your engine will produce. JMHO
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The problem with pumping oil out through the dipstick is you cannot get all the used oil out like a drain plug ever.
I use a high end hydraulic hose with threaded elbow fitting (safety wire it) and brass cap on the end that is ran through the bilge hole when I need to change the oil.
Its rated well above any oil pressure rating your engine will produce. JMHO
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I do not use a pump or recommend one.
The problem with pumping oil out through the dipstick is you cannot get all the used oil out like a drain plug ever.
I use a high end hydraulic hose with threaded elbow fitting (safety wire it) and brass cap on the end that is ran through the bilge hole when I need to change the oil.
Its rated well above any oil pressure rating your engine will produce. JMHO
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God Bless
The problem with pumping oil out through the dipstick is you cannot get all the used oil out like a drain plug ever.
I use a high end hydraulic hose with threaded elbow fitting (safety wire it) and brass cap on the end that is ran through the bilge hole when I need to change the oil.
Its rated well above any oil pressure rating your engine will produce. JMHO
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Electric Jabsco. Get's 9 1/2 of the 10 quarts out of my 496. You change often enough that 1/2 quart of oil isn't hurting anything. My oil drain hose that you pull out the drain plug opening has never flowed any oil and short of pulling the motor I cannot figure out why.
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Merc makes a nice setup. http://www.wholesalemarine.com/hose-...865281a02.html
One with metric threads and Sae.
Mines got em but a ***** to get it out of the drain. Use this on the end of the hose which works well. http://www.amazon.com/Mityvac-7201-F.../dp/B0002SR7TC
One with metric threads and Sae.
Mines got em but a ***** to get it out of the drain. Use this on the end of the hose which works well. http://www.amazon.com/Mityvac-7201-F.../dp/B0002SR7TC
Last edited by cheech; 07-22-2013 at 05:28 PM.
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I just replaced my bucket style jabsco oil changer with a new one that is like a gas container with a pump from jabsco. Easier to haul around & holds all the oil from both engines, 20+ qts. Got it from Amazon.com for 139.00 Randy