What is the outside diameter &amp; length of the oil vacuum tube. Will this product work on 1999-2000 Honda accord V6. for oil change.
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The diameter of the tube is 1/4 inch and about 3 feet in length. I have no answer on the Honda engine. Hope this helps.
1643213
Yes it will...i dont know if it will fit other models but it does fit 4cyl. honda accords from 98-2002
2152523
If the pipe is 2.5" wide it should fit! The problem, however, is that you must either get it welded on, which I recommend (around $80 bucks) or buy clamps and a saw for yourself to attach it. The problem with this is that you will hear rattling, a weirder noise, and you will probably have trouble with the sawing. I welded mine on at a shop for 80 bucks and removed my resonator for another 60, sounds really nice, loud and agressive! I think of it as a catback for my 08 Accord, but for 1/8th the price! Great item!
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I used the QC959 pads for a 07 Honda Accord V6 sedan. I'm pretty sure the pads are different if it's not a V6 model though.
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Actually, this oil drain thing didn't work. There wasn't clearance on my Craftsman 21 hp vanguard, the drain plug is too close to the steel frame/base. I don't know the setup of your 16, so look first and see if there is enough clearance for the 9/16" or bigger wrench flats that this thing screws in with . The fix is a straight pipe with same thread as your plug, long enough to extend into open space for draining, and a 90 degree elbow turned down, and a plug. Bring your plug to plumbing department and know how long the tube needs to be. Shove a wedge under it so she doesn't get bent somehow. Sounds like a goofy technique, but is better than what we started with .. an oily mess. Good luck. Actually, this oil drain thing didn't work. There wasn't clearance on my Craftsman 21 hp vanguard, the drain plug is too close to the steel frame/base. I don't know the setup of your 16, so look first and see if there is enough clearance for the 9/16" or bigger wrench flats that this thing screws in with . The fix is a straight pipe with same thread as your plug, long enough to extend into open space for draining, and a 90 degree elbow turned down, and a plug. Bring your plug to plumbing department and know how long the tube needs to be. Shove a wedge under it so she doesn't get bent... » Read More Actually, this oil drain thing didn't work. There wasn't clearance on my Craftsman 21 hp vanguard, the drain plug is too close to the steel frame/base. I don't know the setup of your 16, so look first and see if there is enough clearance for the 9/16" or bigger wrench flats that this thing screws in with . The fix is a straight pipe with same thread as your plug, long enough to extend into open space for draining, and a 90 degree elbow turned down, and a plug. Bring your plug to plumbing department and know how long the tube needs to be. Shove a wedge under it so she doesn't get bent somehow. Sounds like a goofy technique, but is better than what we started with .. an oily mess. Good luck. « Show Less
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That I don't know. But for 2001 honda accord VP it fits really well. I am not a mechanic but it was looking on first look it will not fit but after little struggle it fits really well.
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I have used it in my vehicle around one half of year and still run.My car is really old...1998 Honda...miracle, it can drive. According to my experience, it can fit in 2001 honda accord l4.
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You want to make sure you don't use manual transmission fluid for an automatic. As for how many quarts, look it up online or in your owner's manual.I'm pretty sure most Hondas don't have drain plugs on their tranny pans. So unless you plan to suck it out, the job is more involved and messy than you think. If you are going to drop the pan, may as well change the tranny filter and tranny pan gasket.
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do not know used it on a 2000 Honda accord. if the crankshaft is the same size it should work. you could try to contact the seller
1053064
the tube is 16" long with a 1" diameter. works good on liquids... not so sure about oil if it's cold and thick. I'd think that, in a lawnmower, the oil gets warm enough to thin out, but not THAT hot.
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I own this set of wires.it fits my 2000 honda accord.the set comes with four wires(one for each cylinder).the fifth coil wire is not included and has to be bought by itself.i hope this helps you out.sincerely,mike
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Many motors/cars will not allow changing the oil this way. The dip stick tube must be designed for top oil change, some block the hose from going into the oil pan. You need to determine if the dip stick tube allows insertion into the oil pan. The dealer can tell you if you can't tell. The hose is 39" long 1/4" diameter but you can make the hose longer. The pump pumps very rapidly DSMHIKT and you need anchor the hose. I use a three gallon bucket with lid from Lowes. I anchor the exit (5/16") hose under the lid with a couple of push nuts and make sure the lid is on tightly. If you do not do this you will make a very big mess trust me on this. Many motors/cars will not allow changing the oil this way. The dip stick tube must be designed for top oil change, some block the hose from going into the oil pan. You need to determine if the dip stick tube allows insertion into the oil pan. The dealer can tell you if you can't tell. The hose is 39" long 1/4" diameter but you can make the hose longer. The pump pumps very rapidly DSMHIKT and you need anchor the hose. I use a three gallon bucket with lid from Lowes. I anchor the exit (5/16") hose under the lid with a couple of push nuts and make sure the lid is on tightly. If... » Read More Many motors/cars will not allow changing the oil this way. The dip stick tube must be designed for top oil change, some block the hose from going into the oil pan. You need to determine if the dip stick tube allows insertion into the oil pan. The dealer can tell you if you can't tell. The hose is 39" long 1/4" diameter but you can make the hose longer. The pump pumps very rapidly DSMHIKT and you need anchor the hose. I use a three gallon bucket with lid from Lowes. I anchor the exit (5/16") hose under the lid with a couple of push nuts and make sure the lid is on tightly. If you do not do this you will make a very big mess trust me on this. « Show Less
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This will have both pre and post cat O2 bungs so you will need a plug local auto part stores sell the plugs (same plugs as oil pans) believe its 16mm. The heat shield will have to be removed and you will need to elongate holes to make it fit but do it! Make sure you USE a heat shield.
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If you look on the product overview page, you will see "See all vehicles this product fits" located below "Customers Who Viewed This Item Also Viewed". If you click on the link, it will show that it works on: 98-02 Accord. Please express to Amazon to improve the finding of this feature as it's not easy to find.
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did you get it to work? Cuz I have a 2000 honda accord and I still couldn't get it to fit :(
221110
I used this fuel pump on a 1994 Honda Accord Ex. It was an exact fit. I would contact the seller to find out your specs...
209907
Should work well for you. See my review from an earlier purchase. I am on my second oil change with this product. The only thing that might be better in some respects are some of the new "AA" series LM oils.