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Engine Specific Info and Questions => IDI Engine => Topic started by: GEE-BEE on November 08, 2010, 08:14:14 pm
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Installed before the Oil Pan Guard
Optional nipple to slide on hose for remote drain use...
http://www.quickoildrainvalve.com
Watch out it's 22.95 ! ::)
F106 or F106 N , 25.95 with nipple
Gee-Bee :-*
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be careful, rocks, sticks, road debrits anything like that.. can open the valve.. ive seen more engines than i care to, blow up from those stupid friggen valves.. be out offroading, and then out of nowhere, your engine starts knocking.. was not impressed.. when i rebuilt his engine i took that valve out of the oil pan and threw it as far as i could..
this is just my $.02,
but then again, not all of you guys drive your vehicles like we do, in the places that we do..
i value the bearings in my engine.. it doesnt bother me to take 22 seconds to twist the drain plug out with a wrench..
and then another 22 seconds to put it back in and tighten it down.
i could see how these valves would be GREAT if you were a fleet mechanic for over 100 cars, and did multiple oil changes every day..
ive also seen things come up, whammy the oil pan, and break that valve right off..
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Again , I have the huge barbeque grill on the bottom so this make's it easier to drain....
Nothing can get close to the pan...
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1.9 aaz , lowered 2.25 with Neuspeed sway bar's
GB
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I would just drill a hole in the oil pan guard.
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I've always wanted to use an Oil extractor like this.
(http://s6.thisnext.com/media/400x400/Hand-Pump-Oil-Extractor_6E0BEE0C.jpg)
Top that with a centrifuge oil filter, and you'd never have to worry about oil drain pans ever again.