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VegasPhil
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29th Feb 16 at 19:30   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
http://www.lidl.co.uk/en/our-offers-2491.htm?action=showDetail&id=31292

And some other motoring offers:

http://www.lidl.co.uk/en/our-offers-2491.htm?id=777

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deano87
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So that saves draining the sump?

How does the hose get into the sump? Not knowing how an engine works but I thought it was semi-sealed around pistons and such like?!
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Originally posted by deano87
So that saves draining the sump?

How does the hose get into the sump? Not knowing how an engine works but I thought it was semi-sealed around pistons and such like?!

The same way you measure the oil level Deano - you don't put it down the cylinder through the spark plug hole!
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Lol
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Nice find, got one already but a spare one is probably wise. Very useful.
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Would take about 25 minutes to drain a sump, might get one however for pumping purposes
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Does it work the other way, can I pump oil into gearboxes / diffs etc
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you can get large syringes with tubes for that

had to use one for filling my defender boxes
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Iv got one of those big syringes already, just looking for an excuse to buy another gadget I don't really need
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quote:
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Originally posted by deano87
So that saves draining the sump?

How does the hose get into the sump? Not knowing how an engine works but I thought it was semi-sealed around pistons and such like?!

The same way you measure the oil level Deano - you don't put it down the cylinder through the spark plug hole!

I'm such a pleb end.
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Unless your car doesn't have a dipstick
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Lidl not even once
Ian
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quote:
Originally posted by Baskey
Does it work the other way, can I pump oil into gearboxes / diffs etc


Yeah just put the outlet hose whereever you want the stuff going.

Not sure on the head but they do have some force on them, probably enough to get it up to a gearbox from underneath.

 
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