How long can I expect it will take to drain 6 quarts of 5W 30 weight synthetic oil? Thanks.
288032
5 to 10 minutes, you probably won't get all 6 quarts out. Best to drain oil manually, safe time and install Fumoto drain valve. This fluid evacuator is great for enclosed transmissions ("maintained free transmissions")
288033
probably 1 hour, you need to maintain the tank pressure so it would suck the oil, but you dont need to stay there, you can just hook it up and come back once it is done, normally I do it at night when the car would be sitting in the garage
288034
I do 7 courts of 5 30w in my BMW like 5 minutes. I do 5-6 qts of marine 25-40 in my boat engines in about the same time. Net by the time you have the filters changed and the new stickers filled out. You will be complete
288035
Not too long, 5min maybe. It should be quite warm but not hot, let the car sit 15min or so to drain down after running. This is a great product but will spew oil on you eventually if you don't do a simple fix you can find online. Do it while it's brand new for the easiest, cleanest time.
508504
dont know the exact amount but I bought a quart of non-detergent 30 weight and filled it to the level indicator on the filler cap. I have changed oil a couple of times since I bought mine 3 years ago.
1700873
To do a drain and refill, you need 3 quarts. Multiply 3 by the number of times you want to drain and refill. I just do a drain and refill of the ATF each time I change the engine oil and filter.
766895
You'd need to take out the element & baskets, then the entire container that holds the oil can be lifted out so that you could drain the used oil. Hope this helped! :)
2227645
This engine takes 28 OZ (ounces) you will have 4 oz left out of a full quart bottle. I use 10w-30 Maxlife or any other high quality oil. I hope yours works better than mine did.
844415
No there is no drain plug, but you would have to fill it almost to the top to have any oil leak out. The normal oil change is about 5 quarts, and that won't get that high.
1872505
It should run until all the water/oil mixture has been diffused, and it's much longer than 5 mins. Just make sure you don't fill it past the designated line.
62438
I hate to be the bearer of bad news, I was very unhappy with that pump. I warmed up my boat engine for about 15 minutes and let that pump run for about 20 minutes and bearly got a quart out. Used a hand pump and got the rest out in about 5 minutes
2098170
The additive should be added at each oil change. All [99.9%] drains out with the oil dumped. Only a very small amount remains on the residual oil. Todays synthetics can go up to 15K miles so this is the duration of Liqui Moly as well.
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
1657148
If you drain it completely bout 30 minutes. But three mechanics can wash up and not use it all.
692985
75 micron is probably best ..........anything smaller will clog quickly depending on how dirty your oil is to start with.............clean up is easy............I us soap and hot water
2218731
I've always added just after I pour the last of my new oil into the engine. Not saying this is best or only way however as long as you get this product into the engine is what matters. It will take a couple hundred miles before it will fully affect anything.
1808333
I put about six drops in the air hose fitting every time I use it. If used for long periods I add oil every couple hours.
738525
I bought an inexpensive strainer and pour the oil out into a mixing bowl and back through the strainer into the frying pot. The oil stays quite clean that way. It's only the debris that leaves it dirty.
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.
1715781
We filter the oil through a few layers of cheesecloth and have been able to reuse the same oil 4 or 5 times over 2 years. We are now planning to recycle the oil after it's next use. I've heard to expect about 1 year, but as long as it's filtered and not burned or rancid, it should be good to go again.