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Old Oct 2nd, 2021, 02:31   #50
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Originally Posted by Laird Scooby View Post
I've used similar on generator engines Andy and in that application they're great, especially with extension hoses pre-fited with the valve at the end near you.

However what's always bothered me for road use is the amount of speed humps and the fact that these valves hang down below the sump.

On my recent MoT i noticed a couple of scuff marks on the fron crossmember of my 760, the sump plug on it is only ~1/2" above the level of the bottom of the crossmember.

If i'd had one of those valves fitted i would have probably ripped it off whenever i scuffed the crossmember!
i Hear that

stahlbus® oil drain valve

Fits ala , with its dust/dirt cover in place


and the extention tube is a "fit to drain" item rather than "fitted to the car"






fitting as it does, With a "dirt cover" Should be "speed hump/lovely road surface safe"

https://youtu.be/eaaT5a13xY8[YOUTUBE]https://youtu.be/eaaT5a13xY8[/YOUTUBE]
manuf Video


agree the "tap" shape ones , esp with the "lift to drain" lever May not be the best idea given the "lovely" state of the roads
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