Subject	Re: Fumoto valve - anyone running one of these?
Posted by	Bad Fish on October 08, 2013 at 9:38 AM
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In Reply To	Fumoto valve - anyone running one of these? posted by spicyZ on October 08, 2013 at 08:40 AM
Message	Ran one on my 88 Z31. Couple of thoughts on it... Drains very slowly compared to the regular plug. Not a big deal but takes a few extra minutes to drain. The valve always concerned me, I was afraid it could fail. Never leaked a bit though. It allowed easy oil changes without lifting the car as I could just slide a pan under and flip the valve. Not sure that the Z32 has enough ground clearance to do this though, I usually drive mine up some wood ramps...
Follow Ups	Fumoto valve - anyone running one of these? - spicyZ 08:40:35 10/08/13 Looks easy enough - -Grimm- 09:31:11 10/08/13 Re: Fumoto valve - anyone running one of these? - Bad Fish 09:38:43 10/08/13 My buddy put some on his cars and loves it. - Agent X 09:57:45 10/08/13 I have one, chickened out on installing it - BigTDogg (MA) 10:09:34 10/08/13 Id personally prefer the Aeroquip One. Seems much Nicer/safe - ZinnZ32 10:29:23 10/08/13 Is that the correct application for a Z32? (n/m) - GatorJ 18:44:32 10/09/13 I use a Pela oil extractor - russ29 10:59:55 10/08/13 this is only good if you want to grab quick samples of your - fuzzymonkey 12:39:06 10/08/13 It's mounted horizontally on my Protege. - MixManMash 12:53:57 10/08/13 Would save me from.. - spicyZ 13:42:43 10/08/13 sounds like a solution to a non-existent problem. (n/m) - Inzane 13:59:49 10/08/13 yup (n/m) - ZiNnYc 23:04:02 10/08/13 I have one on every car I own - zgene4 19:17:53 10/08/13 Just the type of info I was looking for - spicyZ 08:06:21 10/09/13 Re: Fumoto valve - anyone running one of these? - thomasfortney 01:40:21 10/09/13 Good info - thanks! (n/m) - spicyZ 08:04:55 10/09/13
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