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post-26133-1153805648.jpgwondering if any one on here has seen/used one of these fumoto valves on their sump drain before as i am gonna get one to try.

and if any one has how well did it work was it easy to use etc?

the page is as follows.

www.fumoto.com.au

here is a pic

So it's like a quick release for your sump drain hole?

Looks alright, how much is it?

Also might just have to check clearances on lowered cars, but it reckons it only sticks out 10mm further than the stock sump plug....

they are $49 as in the pic or there is a model with a hose nipple on the outer end for $56 plus delivery which within aus is around $7 it said on the site, so it saves buying a new sump plug gasket at $7.50 a pop every time you drop your oil.

i dunno if they would do group buys or not as it is only a very recent release. i will try and work out how to put a direct link on the page and you can all see for yourself that there ghas been a fair bit of work in designing the thing and that they are now standard equipment on some car makers now.

but even so they are a good buy i reckon cos you can release the oil at its best time (when its really hot) so you get most of it out before it thickens.

i will contact them and see if they are interested. i have ordered mine already and am just waiting to hear back from them so will ask them when i do and will let you all know on here as soon as i find out

part number i have ordered F103 no nipple or there is F103n with a nipple

part numbers for all nissan ones are below with pricing for unit without shipping

Nissan All models from 1990 & on 12mm-1.25 F-103 $49

Nissan All models from 1990 & on 12mm-1.25 F-103N $54

Nissan All other models(up to '89) PF-3/8 F-102 $49

Nissan All other models(up to '89) PF-3/8 F-102N $54

Nissan Patrol (GQ) 16mm-1.5 F-108 $49

Nissan Patrol (GQ) 16mm-1.5 F-108N $54

Nissan Sentra('83 & on), Pulsar('83 & on), 200SX('84 & on), Gas trucks, 300ZX, Maxima('85& on) 12mm-1.25 F-103 $49

Nissan Sentra('83 & on), Pulsar('83 & on), 200SX('84 & on), Gas trucks, 300ZX, Maxima('85& on) 12mm-1.25 F-103N $54

Nissan Stanza Wagon('86 & on) 12mm-1.25 F-103 $49

Nissan Stanza Wagon('86 & on) 12mm-1.25 F-103N $54

Edited by oxford1327

honestly how hard is the sump plug to remove? the same plug on mine has been used about 20 times and never leaked a drop. they will either start leaking after a while or accidently get unlocked and dump all your oil, or get ripped off from a rock or something on the road.

sounds like a risk to me, and u dont get burnt by the oil if u pull it off, its easy to unscrew it and move ya hand away as its coming out without getting a single drop on yaself.

id rather put that $50 in my fuel tank :(

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