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great product
totally eliminates the 'stuck bung' problem on a GEN1 and if you use the 'nipple' version makes for a very neat oil change (a little hose allows you to be SURE where that stream goes )
I've got an extra I bought for a guy that turned up to already have one on his car when he showed up - $25 and I'll pay shipping, PM me if you want it. SOLD
totally eliminates the 'stuck bung' problem on a GEN1 and if you use the 'nipple' version makes for a very neat oil change (a little hose allows you to be SURE where that stream goes )
I've got an extra I bought for a guy that turned up to already have one on his car when he showed up - $25 and I'll pay shipping, PM me if you want it. SOLD
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down - not at all
on a GEN1 the drain points straight back so the Fumoto just sticks straight back and is protected by the bottom of the pan. Basic valve sticks back about an inch, and the N version adds another 1/2.
do NOT try a Fumoto on a GEN2 tho - there the drain is on the bottom of the pan (with a flush fitting plug). You would not want a valve hanging down - very easy to wipe it off
on a GEN1 the drain points straight back so the Fumoto just sticks straight back and is protected by the bottom of the pan. Basic valve sticks back about an inch, and the N version adds another 1/2.
do NOT try a Fumoto on a GEN2 tho - there the drain is on the bottom of the pan (with a flush fitting plug). You would not want a valve hanging down - very easy to wipe it off
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One caveat...I have been told that if you have the nipple/hose one, you need to remove it to jack up the motor to add a pulley....so if you are going to do a pulley...get the short one....or install it after you have done the pulley. But still a great Mod...Still on my list of some-day.....very slick!!
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I use the Fumoto with the nipple on my 2002 MCS. Makes life much easier since I also have the Mini Madness skid plate. I can open the valve thru one of the holes in the skid plate. The rubber drain hose is long enough to extend beyond the back of the plate making an oil change a breeze. I use a zip tie to hold the hose out of harms way when not in use. Great product.
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hey guys im changing my oil soon, and want the fumoto valve. Web site has multiple part numbers, which part number do i need, the F-106 i think?? http://www.qwikvalve.com/Vehicle-Chart.html?id=41
I have a 2005 mcs
Thanks!
I have a 2005 mcs
Thanks!
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Accessing flipper part
The cars not needing the ramps any more once the valve is installed, how do you access the flipper? On our car, there's not enough ground clearance to try to reach under and we're not even lowered.
The other question is how are some able to fit the container straight from the hose? I'm guessing you're on ramps then?
Interested if anyone can shoot a pic of the ones with the nipple hose attachment that's been installed, thanks in advance.
This would be for an 05' MCS.
The other question is how are some able to fit the container straight from the hose? I'm guessing you're on ramps then?
Interested if anyone can shoot a pic of the ones with the nipple hose attachment that's been installed, thanks in advance.
This would be for an 05' MCS.
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The cars not needing the ramps any more once the valve is installed, how do you access the flipper? On our car, there's not enough ground clearance to try to reach under and we're not even lowered.
The other question is how are some able to fit the container straight from the hose? I'm guessing you're on ramps then?
Interested if anyone can shoot a pic of the ones with the nipple hose attachment that's been installed, thanks in advance.
This would be for an 05' MCS.
The other question is how are some able to fit the container straight from the hose? I'm guessing you're on ramps then?
Interested if anyone can shoot a pic of the ones with the nipple hose attachment that's been installed, thanks in advance.
This would be for an 05' MCS.
I plan on doing my Oil Friday night, will try and snap a few pictures of it with the hose and post here if I remember
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Oh, if your going to change your supercharger pulley after installing the fumoto valve, then before lifting the engine you have to remove the fumoto valve for clearance purposes, otherwise it will hit the power steering motor cooling fan.
I use the 'nipple' (there I said it) type with a short piece of hose, makes changing oil easy with no mess.
I use the 'nipple' (there I said it) type with a short piece of hose, makes changing oil easy with no mess.
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FYI for those that get this drain valve: I recently installed the PS Fan Duct Kit from Moss Mini, and this duct covers the drain plug. I figured I could get the qwikvalve with the rotatable head so that I could point it sideways and be able to attach the hose to it for draining without removing the duct.
It does work, however you have to trim some of the duct away to fit around the valve. The part being trimmed is fairly out of the way of road debris, so that shouldn't be an issue. I can put up a pic if needed.
It does work, however you have to trim some of the duct away to fit around the valve. The part being trimmed is fairly out of the way of road debris, so that shouldn't be an issue. I can put up a pic if needed.
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