it looks like it on most of them , but you won't be sure till you crawl under it.
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My GMC doesn't have one , like many I found a fluid extractor vacuum to be very handy
this is the one I have
you runt he largest of the tubes that will fit down the dipstick tube you can suck about 4 quarts out , you can't get what it in the torque converter with a drain and fill
then read what line your at for how many quarts to put back in
takes about 30 minutes and you need no jack , no ramps , and never have to lay down and crawl under it
it does not get the filter but neither does a drain and fill
they are very handy for many fluid jobs , changing the oil on my mowers through the dipstick tube is about a 3-4 minute job , suck out the old 3/4 of a quart and pour in the new , check level is correct , the largest tube fits down those easily
some mowers you had to pull the plug on the bottom but first you had to find it with all the grass mess and clean it off and lift the mower up to get a pan under it , the new ones it is on the side and then you have to tip the mower on it's side and end up with a mess all over. fluid extractor is fast and easy , as soon as it starts looking dirty suck it out new oil in
the brake bleeder works so fast you might need a friend to keep pouring fluid in the master cylinder
I use mine mostly with the air hose but it has a manual pump handle also
this is the one I have
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you runt he largest of the tubes that will fit down the dipstick tube you can suck about 4 quarts out , you can't get what it in the torque converter with a drain and fill
then read what line your at for how many quarts to put back in
takes about 30 minutes and you need no jack , no ramps , and never have to lay down and crawl under it
it does not get the filter but neither does a drain and fill
they are very handy for many fluid jobs , changing the oil on my mowers through the dipstick tube is about a 3-4 minute job , suck out the old 3/4 of a quart and pour in the new , check level is correct , the largest tube fits down those easily
some mowers you had to pull the plug on the bottom but first you had to find it with all the grass mess and clean it off and lift the mower up to get a pan under it , the new ones it is on the side and then you have to tip the mower on it's side and end up with a mess all over. fluid extractor is fast and easy , as soon as it starts looking dirty suck it out new oil in
the brake bleeder works so fast you might need a friend to keep pouring fluid in the master cylinder
I use mine mostly with the air hose but it has a manual pump handle also
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