can you use this to pump oil 15W40 to be exact ?
1341519
It should work.. It's bigger than I expected so if your using it for 5qt jugs I would recommend a smaller one that's made for corrosive products..these seem like there more for fishtanks and stuff like that mine didn't fall apart yet and I use it for fuel but the description seems like it's made for water
1341520
I didn't try oil yet. But if I did I would suggest having the oil you want to dispose of at a higher level and pump consecutively and vigorously.
1038683
mr Sherwood this can be used for any type of gasoline and does a great gob. I would order a nother one. I don't used it with oil. I have a electric pump. but this is the best I ever used. I hope I anser your questing bob
901001
We use it to transfer 5-30, 10-30 and 15-40 wt oil from drums to smaller containers. I wouldn't use it below 40-45 degrees.
1517689
Yes. Make sure that the compressor is running when you push the oil in and it will be much easier.
1804003
I'm pretty sure you can, I Googled your car and it calls for the same oil specifications as my daughters car, VW 502.00 oil, just make sure whatever you buy has that on the back.
2026639
I cannot say for sure since I don't know enough about your pump, but I think it would work. I use this to control the speed of a 12V, 6A motor and it works very well.
619893
Since this is a 4 stroke engine, using 5W30 is safe for all conditions, but a thicker oil (like 10W40) may be better for really hot conditions
2109907
As long as you have a 302 or smaller will not work with 351 due to shaft size for the oil pump
1322874
It would work. But I think u should go to 500 gph or higher. These pumps were made to pump short distances
2182719
As per the manual and operating instruction, yes. I have not tested the theory on the oil, but have had the unit shut off due to low water supply (kink in the hose).
1378788
It's fumy that exactly what I wanted to do with my pump. My pump was shipped to me defective. I was never able to make the pump work right. I'm sure it can.
292138
Yes you can, but sparingly. The oil is quite thick and heavy so a tiny bit goes a long way.
1708815
I usually try to use 20% of the total oil capacity with this lubricant, will not hurt anything! been using this way for over 15 years,
576259
It should be able to be used in any systems that use a straight hydraulic or universal hydraulic oil. It does increase the viscosity which helps if pumps or seals are a little worn, but will not help major defects. Also be careful what percentage is used, especially if used in very cold weather - it can cause systems to be over pressurized. 5-10% should be OK. 10-20% use caution when cold.
465567
it works best if you save the old hoses off your old oiler . they have the bends in them and seems like some of those hoses were smaller but pretty sure the smaller one on the pump was the brass one if it is to small and you don't have a hose to fit it that fitting will screw out an go to hardware store an get one.
300848
Can't answer this. I bought this pump to replace a bad OEM pump on our Mercruiser IO. Worked fine, but I have no idea if it would be appropriate fo what you want to do. Sorry.
57351
Just remember that it works by sending voltage to a zone. As long as your pump has a way to respond correctly to the voltage being sent to it, it should be ok. You would need to verify that it's the same (probably DC) voltage.