Use of a Oil Change Pump
#2
CF Monarch
Magnetic drain plugs are better then using a dipstick oil removal plug. You have to change the
oil filter anyhow.
oil filter anyhow.
#4
Thanks for your replies, but me let rephrase the question. Does anybody know, based on the shape and angle of the Tahoe oil pan will a Oil Change Pump remove all of the oil.
The reason I'm interested. I just bough a Mercedes and there is no need to go under the car, the oil filter is on top, so thinking about buying a pump anyway. I just moved to a townhouse, technically your not allowed to repair cars in the driveway. I though it would be more discrete to quickly jack up one side, r & r the oil filter rather than have the Tahoe sit on ramps for the whole procedure.
Thanks again
Sal
The reason I'm interested. I just bough a Mercedes and there is no need to go under the car, the oil filter is on top, so thinking about buying a pump anyway. I just moved to a townhouse, technically your not allowed to repair cars in the driveway. I though it would be more discrete to quickly jack up one side, r & r the oil filter rather than have the Tahoe sit on ramps for the whole procedure.
Thanks again
Sal
#5
My last Wrangler had the filter on top. You'd think Fiat was a freaking genius for that.
well, I can't say you will get "all" the oil the drain will get, but I don't see why a pump wouldn't work. The dip stick tube goes right to the oil pan.
This is what we use the boat world:
As far as I know you'll still have to get under the tahoe for the filter...
well, I can't say you will get "all" the oil the drain will get, but I don't see why a pump wouldn't work. The dip stick tube goes right to the oil pan.
This is what we use the boat world:
As far as I know you'll still have to get under the tahoe for the filter...
#6
CF Monarch
Thanks for your replies, but me let rephrase the question. Does anybody know, based on the shape and angle of the Tahoe oil pan will a Oil Change Pump remove all of the oil.
The reason I'm interested. I just bough a Mercedes and there is no need to go under the car, the oil filter is on top, so thinking about buying a pump anyway. I just moved to a townhouse, technically your not allowed to repair cars in the driveway. I though it would be more discrete to quickly jack up one side, r & r the oil filter rather than have the Tahoe sit on ramps for the whole procedure.
Thanks again
Sal
The reason I'm interested. I just bough a Mercedes and there is no need to go under the car, the oil filter is on top, so thinking about buying a pump anyway. I just moved to a townhouse, technically your not allowed to repair cars in the driveway. I though it would be more discrete to quickly jack up one side, r & r the oil filter rather than have the Tahoe sit on ramps for the whole procedure.
Thanks again
Sal