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Shock horror. I also use a pump to draw through hydraulic fluid. How can this be possible  
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I want a pump too. But... i'm sure lifting your car and draining is better though. When I see my neighbor use his pump on his Altima i think of it like a fish tank where you always leave 35%-50% of water and never pump 100% fresh water or they run risk of dying lol He has this one but older model: https://www.amazon.com/Extractor-Ele.../dp/B00N117WMO
What I do is lift, drain all oil, put NEW oil, just a bit [i know $$$ wasted, drain it, and put new seal, put new oil, warm up 3-5min, drive. GG
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