LeoDLion

I bought a Fumoto valve (F103)( for my '99 and will be putting it on on the next oil change. Anybody using it and is there any issue? I am not expecting any problem. I have it on my other car and will also put it on the third one (I am not associated with Fumoto valves whatsoever). I just find that this product makes oil changes much easier and less messy for those who change their own oil and filter.If you take your car to a shop/dealer for the job, forget it.

TomT127

I've used one on another vehicle for over 10 years. I think they are great. I will probably get one for the RX since my free oil changes are now a thing of the past.

ericsan13

Can you attach an oil extractor to the drain pipe that attaches to the oil filter and suck out all your oil through there?

Dawa

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i had considered one, and then considered against it (they are not necessarily 'lowered car friendly, more prone to damage/disability than a regular plug.)

but for a vehicle such as yours, i wouldNT advise against it. never heard anything bad about them

ericsan13

There are a lot of reviews on Amazon that talk about slowing down the oil draining process and also that the valve extends into the oil pan, leaving a lot of oil in your car.

Since our cars only need oil changes every 10k, I think I will stick to disposable plastic gloves and the mess involved with the stock drain plug. Wasteful, but I also run a half-quart through the engine after draining to clear out as much used oil and sediment as possible.

Joeb427

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Been using Fumoto valves on my vehicles for over 15 years without a problem.

hypervish

There are many people on BITOG who use Fumoto valves, and swear by them.

alSpeed2k

I use one on my S2000 & I love it! No need for me to jack up my car to do an oil change anymore!