Oil change valve
Oil change valve
Good morning,
Was doing some research on the most popular oil/filter combos for our vehicles, and on a side note, came across this.
Search results :: Qwik Valve
Looks pretty creative, just gauging if anyone's had any experience.
Was doing some research on the most popular oil/filter combos for our vehicles, and on a side note, came across this.
Search results :: Qwik Valve
Looks pretty creative, just gauging if anyone's had any experience.
I have had experience with customers who have used those, coincidentally those customers cars came in on tow trucks because the valve got bumped open and the oil leaked out. Not sure how they got opened, but had a few like that.
Try looking at the Fumoto Valve.
From what I heard from most people, it's reliable, although oil flows slower when you open the valve for a change, it's reliable.
From what I heard from most people, it's reliable, although oil flows slower when you open the valve for a change, it's reliable.
The Fumoto valve is a quality valve. I actually bought one for my TL but wound up not installing it- it just didn't fit well with the limited clearance and I didn't want to add two washers.
If you change your own oil, the quick valve saves a little time and keeps your hands clean. The spring clip is actually hard to engage so I really doubt anybody would have an accidental opening on that valve.
If you don't change your oil, you have an advantage as well: you are much less likely having your oil pan threads or bolt stripped.
I did try another brand valve (QuikValve) and that sucker was bad- it dripped! Don't go with that one and only get the Fumoto.
If you change your own oil, the quick valve saves a little time and keeps your hands clean. The spring clip is actually hard to engage so I really doubt anybody would have an accidental opening on that valve.
If you don't change your oil, you have an advantage as well: you are much less likely having your oil pan threads or bolt stripped.
I did try another brand valve (QuikValve) and that sucker was bad- it dripped! Don't go with that one and only get the Fumoto.
If you want to keep your hands clean, get one of these. Works great! Well worth the $12 IMO:
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Good morning,
Was doing some research on the most popular oil/filter combos for our vehicles, and on a side note, came across this.
Search results :: Qwik Valve
Looks pretty creative, just gauging if anyone's had any experience.
Was doing some research on the most popular oil/filter combos for our vehicles, and on a side note, came across this.
Search results :: Qwik Valve
Looks pretty creative, just gauging if anyone's had any experience.
Last edited by LoveMyTL-S; May 5, 2015 at 02:01 PM.
^ come to think of it, I think my drippy valve was the EZ-drain (gold anodization) and that was a crappy valve. Dripped bad half way through my oil change cycle on first use and I had to drain early to save my driveway. Never again would I go with that brand. I had the Fumoto on my wife's Suburu Outback for 9 years and never had a problem with that valve.
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