Beware of the Weak Link Fumoto Plastic Hose Barbs in Fluid Transfer

Never a leak with these gems! They've come a long way since the old Fumoto plain forged brass drain valves of yesterday, which still gets the job done today. The plastic belly pan doesn't have a huge hole around the engine oil drain plug, so getting a fumoto with a hose barb probably isn't a bad idea. I was doing an oil change yesterday and was planning to swap in a Fumoto valve. Drain went great, no splashing, every drop in the pan. I have a plastic tube connected to it and a plug in the end of the tube. ... It has a hose fitting on the end and I have a short piece of ... Are you using the small plastic tube going down the dipstick hole? ... On my previous Merc boat, I installed a Fumoto drain valve with a barbed ... Have been using a "Fumoto" drain valve on my Honda Ridgeline for three years now and really like it. I slip a short hose on the nipple and just ... It's very difficult to wrestle around with fuel in it. ... 2 fittings for 1/2” hose that can be attached to the filler neck. These can be 90 degree brass/metal ... The left tube sucks up the oil, passes through the pump and then into the 2 micron bypass filter from Amsoil. Upon going through the filter the ... It was a little tricky to snake the plastic suction tube down the ... It was so easy to measure with dipstick, add a piece of tape to the sucking ... key to good flow is the rubber grommet and plastic line fitting ... You insert a plastic tube into the dipstick tube and feed it all the ...