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Features:
Quality material and design:
Experience the fluid management system with our fluid syringe, expertly crafted from robust polyethylene material. This material ensures that the syringe will not rupture or leak, providing long lasting use. The metal alloy gun head is resistant to wear and corrosion, creating a secure seal that prevents accidental detachment of the sucking tube and boosts safety.
Dual seal and convenient use:
Our liquid pump stands out for its double rubber ring design, which forms an airtight sealing to avoid any leaks and ensure fluid flow is smooth and efficient. The precision thread at the end also works to prevent any seepage, delivering a nice performance. Compact in design and portable, this fluid syringe is easy to store and carry, making it an essential tool for mechanics or hobbyists often working on vehicles.
Specifications:
Main material: polyethylene
Color: as shown
Size: about 11.42 x 2.36 x 2.36 inches/ 29 x 6 x 6 cm
Capacity: 500 CC
Package includes:
1 x Clear liquid syringe with locking adapter
2 x Extension tubes
2 x Additional rubber seal rings
Notes:
Manual measurement, please allow slight errors on size.
The color may exist a slight difference due to different screen displays.
dwilh
2025-09-03 18:53:02
Well made and very effective.
KC
2025-08-21 15:38:44
I've used this extractor on brake fluid, power steering fluid, and water. Absolutely no issues. The capacity is excellent and extraction superior. Highly recommend; keeps the job much cleaner.
Dopy Doorite
2025-08-17 18:36:48
Comes in a plain, unlabeled, white box, no instructions, 2 o-rings fall out onto the floor, and 2 separate tubes. Not a particularly professional way to package this thing. No idea what the o-rings are for, or how to assemble the tubes. Also, the graduated scale is very faint, not nearly as clear as what the picture indicates. (The reason I picked this one over the others is because of the scale. But I have a feeling they're all graduated like this, and this seller is the only one who highlighted it like this)After looking at the instructions on one of the other listings, whose seller at least had the common decency to post on their listing, I got the thing to work just fine. But, out of the box, how does one know to push the blue ring in to insert one of the tubes, and which tube to insert first? I know, it's a little petty. But it's annoying to have to sit for 5 minutes trying to figure out something that should be so simple. But, if just a little piece of paper with 3-4 steps showing how to assemble the tubes and what the o-rings are for had been included inside the box, and I wouldn't be sitting here writing all this out.So... 1. Insert the larger diameter tube first by pressing the blue collar inward. 2. If needed, insert the smaller diameter tube into the black fitting at end of the first tube. 3. The 0-rings are spares for use on the plunger in case the old ones wear out.(see... that's not so hard)
Jason
2025-07-28 17:34:09
Professional mechanic. I got tired of my name brand sucker that kept losing suction. Bought this and so far? Pretty impressed! It works well, I can see the condition of the fluid, I’ve dropped it a couple times and it seems durable enough. I did remove the inner spring because it would push the plunger down and force fluid out. Not sure what it’s supposed to be there for but it works better without it. Anyway, I’d recommend it. I wish the tube was made from silicone for better flex but that would probably push the price up. I just bought a 20’ roll and will replace it as needed.
Edward T. Cox
2025-07-22 18:29:25
You have to have this if you own a gas generator, chain saw, lawn motor or any gas powered appliances. Long term storage needs to remove gas from appliance to save it for the next time you need it.
Mini
2025-03-29 17:30:52
Just what her ordered!!
TML1
2025-02-25 11:57:08
Have used with brake, power steering and transmission fluid. Pleased with performance. Has good suction and smooth action. Will be pleased if it holds up.
Mary A
2025-02-06 17:20:05
I don't know if I'm doing it correctly but the guess with the syringe and then you take the syringe out of the gas cap it drips all over.
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