can i use this pump to remove transmission oil, from a 1993 dodge dynasty 3,3 litter engine
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I believe you can because the tube should reach all the way to the pan. You might have to drain, refill and then 3 months later to do the same to get 100% removal. But it won't do any harm if you don't get every drop out. Does your model have a filter you need to replace and does it have a magnet in it's pan that you need to clean? The magnet catche's the metal shavings and stuff.
214535
Probably similar to same, but more importantly take off your old pump and check the spindle sizes and mounting bolt-to-bolt spacing. Sounds like you have enough engine power so if it fits, it will work.
1312767
Both tubes are about .35" OD. I would not recommend emptying a transmission with this pump. I have used mine for light transmission fluid and heavy rear end fluid, both with excellent results.
1046981
No. This is a large electric pump. Oil pumps are small mechanical. This pump is for transfer of large amounts. Also try an oil cooler and fan.
890243
Not sure, it is made to attach to a standard 1 quart oil container to transfer the fluid to transmission, deferential, etc. I use a Mityvac for your application. http://www.mityvac.com/
184480
It probably would work but, I would not recommend it for that task. It's designed to pump gear oil not gasoline. I would purchase a pump designed specifically for gas.
665783
Should be less than 1 quart for the transmission. This fluid makes neutral way easier to find. The other answer posted is confused with the engine oil.
941249
Yep. I have used it for 80W-90 and 75W-140 gear oils as well as transmission fluid.
1730643
Yes. I use a piece of 3/8 fuel line to drain my oil. Some folks use a clear plastic hose instead, but any 3/8 hose will work. Love mine!!
1596898
I use this pump to move lite oil and it has worked fine for me. I guess it all depends on what your application is . Thanks Dan
355942
If you are doing it yourself, you wont be able to extract ALL the fluid, almost half of it gets inside the torque converter, valve body etc. and when you remove the drain plug, you are just draining whtas in the pan. Measure the amount of fluid you take out and refill with that same amount. Doing a google search its a good idea to make yourself clear. Luck
898220
If yours didn't come with the required oil... A Synthetic motor oil is required, not sure what compressor/pump is accaptable
1312766
The hose is too large a diameter to fit into the trans dipstick tube. Does your vehicle have a drain plug for the trans? Best bet is to have your repair shop do a "transmission flush" This removes all of the old fluid and replaces it with fresh.
814329
This vacuum pump manually operated, I assume if you can run the plastic tube to the transmission fluid, then you can pump it out.
1156656
Changing the oil on this and all of my small engine equipment always seems more annoying than it ought to be. I purchased a PELA oil extractor (a hand vacuum pump that sucks the oil from the dipstick port at the end of season, when the engine is warm but not hot), this has made the task cleaner/simpler and has been a worthwhile purchase.
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If it's got a dip stick --- then you can SUCK the old oil out of the crank case & put in new oil !!! I took the oil out of my saturn V6 --- through the dip stick tube & it worked Great !!! Put in new oil Changed filter worked great !!!
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If you are going to flush ALL the fluid out of the transmission maybe not. If its just drain whats in the pan and the filter, yes its enough