Subject	this is only good if you want to grab quick samples of your
Posted by	fuzzymonkey on October 08, 2013 at 12:39 PM
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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	oil, otherwise it's pretty pointless. You're still going to need to get under your car. It takes an extra 20 seconds to undo a regular plug, and like what someone mentioned above, it takes longer to drain the oil. I personally use a magnetic drain plug. Changing the filter on the z is the only thing that annoys me when doing oil changes. No matter what you do, your hand is drenched in oil. On my DSM, it's mounted horizontally. No mess!
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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