TRAC 7-Liter Fluid/Oil Pump

TRAC 7-Liter Marine Fluid/Oil Change Pump

The TRAC 7-Liter Fluid/Marine Oil Change Pump is intended to be used for oil changes and the removal of coolant, fuel, and transmission fluids. As with any self-priming pumps, this marine oil change pump creates a powerful vacuum to facilitate the removal of almost any non-corrosive liquid. It’s great for pumping out bilge water and other trapped boat fluids. This Marine Oil Change Pump provides a clean and efficient way to drain engines that have hard-to-reach drain plugs. This product is an ideal choice for any situation, particularly where draining oil is very difficult.

Features:

• Self-Priming
• Clamp Holds Tubes For Tidy Storage
• Tank-Style Pumps with Two Different Sized Extraction Tubes
• Ideal For Nearly All Forms of Fluid Extraction
• Includes Cap, Adapters and Hoses
• For All Types of Motors, Watercraft and Vehicles

Hose Sizes:

• Black Extraction Tube:
• Outer Diameter - 0.34 (11/32)"
• Length - 8'
• Clean Drain Tube:
• Inner Diameter - 0.50 (1/2)"
• Length - 8'

Specifications:

**Not for use with corrosive fluids, such as acids.

How to Use TRAC 7 Liter Marine Fluid/Oil Extractor

• Run engine for 10 minutes to warm cold engine oil making it easier to pump. 
• Note: The oil should not be hot. Do not attempt to extract hot oil.
• Turn off engine then remove the engine dipstick.
• Insert black tube into dipstick tube until it stops going in. 
• Attach rubber tube coupler to pump inlet and push black tube end into the coupler about an inch.
• Actuate pump handle for about 20 seconds. This will create a vacuum on the tank and begin to draw the oil.
• Every few minutes you may need to actuate the pump for another 20 seconds to keep the vacuum strong.
• When the oil is completely pumped out, the vacuum will be released when air enters the black tube.
• If the tank is full, remove extraction tube from the rubber tube coupler to stop the flow. 
• Remove pump and tube from the dipstick tube.
• Wipe off and coil both tubes and place in tube clamp.
• Replace dipstick, oil filter, and oil as recommended by engine manufacturer.
• Dispose of oil at an oil recycling center.

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