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Easy engine oil change. Personal transport

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Changing the oil in a car engine is one of the dirtiest jobs. Judge for yourself - when dirty mining is drained from an engine warmed up to 80-90 degrees, its hot jet gets anywhere, but not into the container substituted for it. Meanwhile, it is enough to make a simple device, and working out all to the drop will be in the canister intended for it.

In the simplest case, such a device will require a rubber hose, a standard hexagon wrench in the crankcase plug and a plastic 4-liter canister. At one end, the hose is fixed in the neck of the canister, in the upper part of which it is necessary to cut a pair of drainage holes. A hole is made at the other end of the hose with a punch - its diameter should be such that the key is inserted into it with some effort.

Easy engine oil change

To drain the oil using this tool, first unscrew the crankcase plug one or two turns, and then cover it with a cut of the hose (the key will fall into the plug hole). While pressing the end of the hose against the crankcase with one hand, continue to unscrew the plug with the other hand until the oil flows through the hose into the canister.

A somewhat more complicated, but also more convenient device, in which a tip from a plunger is fixed in the upper part of the hose. It is only necessary to make through holes in the tip - for the hose fitting and for the hex key.

Author: I. Evstratov

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