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fumoto and filter mag
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Fumoto by far. Freaking awesome idea. I've had one on most of my cars. It makes oil changes so easy. No need to jack up the car.
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hmm... ok Fumoto it is!
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The reasons to buy the fumato are that after initial install the likelihood of stripping drain threads is eliminated and the oil change is clean and simple. Just keep your hand behind the valve and open the lever. You won't get oil all over your hands and you won't have to fish the drain plug out of the oil.
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ok just placed my order. Damn shipping to Canada cost almost the same as another valve...
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Fumoto plus FilterMag is the best of both worlds.
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The chance of getting ferrous material stuck to a magnet on your drain plug that hasn't been filtered already is so slim I don't know where to begin. And you can just stick a rare earth magnet to your filter if you're that worried.
Magnets for oil systems may as well be snake oil magnets when it comes to modern engines. Especially if they're $35. As for Fumotos, I have one on my Subaru outback, and draining straight into a jug saves a lot more than 15 seconds, and leaves me with almost no cleanup compared to a regular oil change. Edit: This oil analysis thread here explains it perfectly. The iron and nickel units are a total of 22 parts per million during the break-in period, and are reduced to almost nothing after the 2nd and 3rd oil change. Magnets are a total waste of money. 2nd edit: Like Fumoto's facebook page and register on their site, they publish 5% off coupons there at least twice a month. Last edited by DoomsdayJesus; 05-02-2013 at 02:53 AM. |
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Shipping Fumoto to Canada is crazily expensive!
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Best place to get both? TIA! :happy0180:
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Alright so next question, which Fumoto Valve is everyone using on their car? I tried to install the one with the long nipple, but it stuck out too much for comfort, and I didn't want it getting ripped off. Need to order a replacement for my next oil change, so which one fits?
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