@@AggiePhil not saying you are incompetent just saying there is room for that to happen with diy’ers who aren’t paying attention. Also these drains to stick out so there is the possibility of them being snagged and damaged if so good bye engine, I’ll stick with my factory bolt. I wouldn’t take it four wheeling with that thing on.
For a street vehicle it’s perfectly fine. Especially if you do your own oil changes it’s very low mess and time saving @AggiePhil I’m glad you’re showing your kids how oil changes are done. Some grown men don’t know how to do basic maintenance lol
@@AggiePhil yeah the hole of the fumoto valve where the oil come out is hex and the fitting does not fit so I returned the valve and bought another one which the exit is round shape and I could install the fitting with the clear hose to avoid oil spills. The upgrade version (better/faster flow) fumoto valve has a hex exit which do not let you install the fitting with the clear hose, that's why I asked...
@@Cliflyri I can’t recall now exactly why, but that particular model just did not work well for my application. Seems like maybe it stuck down further.
How will you know when the container is filled up? When the oil runs over the side of the bottle onto the floor😅😅
You’ll know when the tube runs clear.
@@AggiePhil hopefully it runs clear before over flow
@@limeallens6160hey that’s your own fault if you buy an oil container with a lower capacity than your vehicle’s engine. 🤦🏻♂️
@@AggiePhil not saying you are incompetent just saying there is room for that to happen with diy’ers who aren’t paying attention. Also these drains to stick out so there is the possibility of them being snagged and damaged if so good bye engine, I’ll stick with my factory bolt. I wouldn’t take it four wheeling with that thing on.
For a street vehicle it’s perfectly fine. Especially if you do your own oil changes it’s very low mess and time saving @AggiePhil I’m glad you’re showing your kids how oil changes are done. Some grown men don’t know how to do basic maintenance lol
good video, I bought the same valve and clear hose with the fitting but the fitting doesn’t fit in the hex hole, how you did it?
Hex hole?
@@AggiePhil yeah the hole of the fumoto valve where the oil come out is hex and the fitting does not fit so I returned the valve and bought another one which the exit is round shape and I could install the fitting with the clear hose to avoid oil spills. The upgrade version (better/faster flow) fumoto valve has a hex exit which do not let you install the fitting with the clear hose, that's why I asked...
@@richardavila1151ah, yes, I don’t recommend the SX series valve.
@@AggiePhil Why a no on the Sx series? Wouldn't they give a bit more flexibility in pointing the valve?
@@Cliflyri I can’t recall now exactly why, but that particular model just did not work well for my application. Seems like maybe it stuck down further.