rssteiny

Who Makes A Good 12volt Pump For Oil Changes That Is Somewhat Fast, And Where To Get One.

Thanks

CigDaze

I've got a Jabsco unit like this one:
http://www.wholesalemarine.com/pc/IT...l+Changer.html

I've had it for 5 or 6 years now, and it's run flawlessly all this time.
I don't know if it's considered fast or not, but I can empty and engine in about 3 minutes.

Baja_342

Here's the one I use. Lines are long enough you don't even have to have the bucket in the bildge with you. I set it on a ladder outside the boat to eliminate any chance of a mess. It's powerful enough you don't have to warm up the engine, but I still do to speed up the process.

http://www.google.com/products/catal...=1372&bih=667#

CrownHawg

I got one of those about 6 yrs ago too. Probably drained about 50 blocks and works great.

rssteiny

Thanks Guys Thats What Im Looking For.

CrownHawg

I think I ordered mine from West Marine.

CigDaze

So did I, and I'm pretty sure I paid way too much. Baja_302's link has them for 102 bucks. That's awesome because I think I paid like 150 or thereabouts.

Baja_342

They show up on eBay from time to time under $100 (of course not right now)

Cold Sweat

That's the one I use, great system and the best part is, IT WORKS...

dbkski

The key to any of these DIY oil change kits is the hose kit that fits into
your oil pan. Pumping out the dipstick tube Sucks Donkey!!!

My little electric pump works well. I replaced the crappy plastic hose
and fittings with those shown in the pictures. I also bring my drill pump
kit as a back up plan. You need a drill of course but the pump will
empty my 502 in less than a minute. I prefer to use the electric pump
since it can be used for my outdrive too. Only $20 too.

All the fittings are standard hardware store fare. I found a bunch of
washing machine hose and nipples to use. They are a standard
garden hose size/threads.