Mityvac 7400 Oil Extractor on 2040-parts.com
Pembroke, Massachusetts, US
Mityvac 7400 Oil Extractor
Oil Extractors make oil changes easy. Now you do not need a lift, jack stands or ramps to get under your car to drain you oil. With a Pela extractor you can suction out your oil from the top. Rather than getting under the car all you need to do is open your hood!
Large 7.3 Liter capacity, hand pump operated without the need for compressed air or electricity. Includes 5 feet of flexible, narrow hose, small enough to fit through dipstick tubes for easy access to the oil pan.
Durable plastic construction is impervious to oil and other fluids, useful for all types of fluid extraction. Top has a drain spout for mess-free fluid transfer.
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