Gary_P
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Or for something self contained (and Manual pumping) :
https://www.sealey.co.uk/category/5637151520/vacuum-extraction
They are available elsewhere (Amazon, ebay, other retailers online). Search Siegen by Sealey.
I have the 6.5l model. Comes with 3 hoses. I purchased a length of fuel line from Halfords to fit tightly over the extractor pipe and end of hose. Gary
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Kilovolt
Member Since: 29 Jun 2015
Location: South Derbyshire
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RRUK wrote:Can anyone post a link to one of these suction devices for extracting the oil?
Don't pay those prices though.
Unbranded ones are plenty on eBay, and they look like direct copies and work just fine. I bought a 9-litre one.
For example (not sponsored), just a quick search.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/285050213513?_n...BMlpKgqrRk
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Gary_P
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Interested to know if anyone with an Adblue model which has calling for an early service has had their oil analysed and what the resultant fuel percentage was. It would be interesting to know if it shows up as the 6-7% the car has calculated. Gary
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