will it fit in the dip stick tube of a marine diesel engine?
1845072
It's about 1/2 in diameter. What is your diesel engine tube? It will fit in the filler opening?
1845073
If it is no smaller than a car dipstick tube, yes. (Sorry, I don't have a boat)
1435997
Yes as long as it has a 1/4 npt. Fitting it will work fine . I have two of them both on different compressors no problem .
1380717
As long as your fittings accept quarter inch inside diameter fuel line it will fit.
653210
It's rated for diesel transfer so "probably" o.k. for hydraulic oil. Best to check with Mfg to be sure.
1395836
Do not have the device with me, but used it on a 40 hp Yanmar diesel and it fit well into my dip stick. I did seal it off for better suction. It exceeded my expectations. Took 15 - 20 min to change out 6qts of oil. the output is thicker. only problem i had was that the coupling to the intake and output need to be adjusted a bit to stop leakage.
1672223
The suction hose is designed to remove crankcase oil through the oil level/oil fill port on a small engine. It will not fit through a small automotive dip stick tube.
1915769
Anything can be "Mikey Moused" to fit/work. I used this on 6hp, homemade, gas compressor.
736838
No. The dip stick tube is designed to measure oil levels in the oil pan. The tube gives a clear path to fluid in the oil reservoir, the fill opening does not in most cases. Some dipstick tubes are much more accommodating to the Topsider than others. Most issues arise from tube diameters than obstructions. A smaller diameter tube should still work though. I cut the end of the Topsider tube at a sharp angle of around 70 degrees, and then cut small notches in the angled end. A square end on the tube may become stuck to the bottom of the pan by vacuum and stop sucking fluid.
1438155
No this (or any head gasket sealant) won't work on a marine engine. A marine outboard engine pulls water in, heats it up and discharges it. Head gasket sealants have to stay in the system in order to work.
69257
Yes it comes with adapters and hoses that should fit your dipstick tube. Just remember the smaller the transfer tube the slower the transfer of fluid.
1585682
I am not sure for your car and diesel engine, but you can try it out because Amazon has b a good return policy. Good luck
761371
I don't think so. It fit a 97 Power stroke Diesel. Go to the actual website for Amazon, not mobile site and you can put in your vehicle and specs and it will list every tank for your vehicle. Hope this helps.
876137
I have honestly not used it on that particular model, but I looked it up on my MB tools catalog, and this dipstick is listed to work perfectly on that model, hope that helps!
223605
I don't know. I know it did not work for my boat, it was for fuel injected and my boat has a carbarator
1142810
It is hidden inside the motor housing. It is a little tight in there, but it will fit.
1354565
I have a Mercruiser V8 engine, and it works. The suction hose goes down the dip stick tube; consequently, it will work, I believe, for the V6. The important thing when using the pump for the first time is to prime the pump. Good luck.
1354568
As long as the tube gets in the dipstick you should have no problems. Make sure you have the engine nice and hot when you do it.