Automotive Fluid Extractor Pump, 200 cc Oil Extractor Pump with Hose, Sealed Upgraded Oil Change Pump, Lightweight Oil Suction Pump for Changing Transmission, Power Steering, and Brake Fluid

Very good quality and it works perfectly

The TTVVDDS Automotive Fluid Extractor Pump worked perfectly for the job. It was easy to use, created good suction, and made removing fluids quick and clean. Simple, affordable, and did exactly what I needed it to do. Definitely a handy tool to keep around the garage.

Does the job perfectly that I wanted to draw out water from a container. Only drawback is that after using it and it sits up awhile, , it’s extremely difficult to push or pull out the plunger for its next use .Needs to be furnished with at least 4 spare rubber gaskets to be replaced from time to time when the used ones swell and no longer allow any movement—- they essentially FREEZE up and no longer allow any movement at all !!

I use this to extract small amounts of concentrated weed killer and other lawn liquid chemicals from full ~gallon sized jugs. I have funnels that help, but it's still difficult to poor full jugs without spilling some. and those chemicals are not a good thing to spill. wish I would have known about these extractor pumps a long time ago. one of the coolest tools I've discovered in a long time. I thoroughly rinse it with water after use to preserve the rubber and plastic parts for as long as possible.

For <$6, this extractor is good value for money. It seems well constructed and is actually larger than I expected. It worked flawlessly when I needed to remove a bit of power steering fluid from my slightly overfull reservoir. A great tool to have. Highly recommended.

did a great job

Yes, this is only one of the many Austin Powers' jokes you will be able to make when you buy this fluid extractor pump. The pump is very easy to use, and super easy to clean. Definitely worth the money. Works exceptionally well, and I had no problem using it. The size should be sufficient for most general automotive uses. It is definitely shagadelic.

It works, but it takes muscles of steel to pull the handle back. I thought that it would loosen up but it doesn't.