Tried out the Pela Oil Extractor. Meh, not a huge fan...
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It's not like i'm making this up. I measured the differences and I spent 30 minutes trying to get out every last drop. 1/2qt less than doing it from underneath. I'm the one who put out $60 bucks for this thing, so of course i'd want it to work as well. Just being honest about it. I dont think it's a piece of junk, just didnt drain quite as much. A good instrument for lazy changes. cheers! Mike<ul><li><a href="https://forums.audiworld.com/a4gen2/msgs/893871.phtml">https://forums.audiworld.com/a4gen2/msgs/893871.phtml</a</li></ul>
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I even added a little remaining fresh oil from my last change as sort of a flush and as soon as I added it the Pela sucked it right up (this took the Pela to over 6 lines).
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I've used M1 0W-40 in every change, and I think I've only done two oil changes so far. The car only has 16,700 miles and I've done a 5k & 10k.
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