I think your excellent descriptive abilities in describing this product as well as the utility of the product itself will move many to purchase it. You certainly convinced me. Thoroughly useful description, thank you.

I like it to. On my Mercedes even independent shop quoted $650 for transmission service. I got gallon of Valvoline Maxlife on sale for 1/50 of that price- sucked out 3 liters of fluid- put 3 liters back in and I can do it every year for 50 years for that money.

I like this guy. He’s chill, but gives excellent info. Keep it up.

For those looking to get a mytivac, get the pneumatic one. Getting the oil out with a mytivac with the manual takes way too long.

After watching multiple videos tonight on fluid extractors, I may have to buy this. Reason being, the dealership was the last one to do my oil change on my Impreza and when I got under the car to do my own oil change last month, the oil pan bolt was completely rounded off. Every bolt extractor tool I used was unsuccessful. So, it's either take it to a shop and spend $80-100 per oil change again or invest in one of these and do my own.

One of the best things I’ve purchased in 2022!

I bought one today, need to change oil on my lawnmower, logsplitter, ATV quad, and generator

great video,, i have nevered used the empty procedure form the Mitvac into anothere container,, i have always been turning cansiter upside down and pouring used fludi out... thanks very good... i was only getting half the use out of the unit,,, i knew i was missing a step

I recently got an idea of getting a similar extractor and here is an idea why. I change oil every 3k miles which is almost 50% early according to maintenance minder on my Acura. I was thinking that at 3k miles, I could just extract the oil, leave the filter as it is 10k or more rated, add new oil and drive until car tells me. Then I would do a full oil change with filter and so on. The total the car would be with the same oil filter is no more than 6k miles. The issue is that I rent a lift at the moment and would be paying the garage every 3k miles when I change oil.

I've had this for years and love it. I wish I had bought the pneumatic one it would have made things faster.

I need this for my 2017 f150 with plastic oil pan and plastic pan have plastic drain plug and it’s large when you open that drain plug oil rushes out like crazy creating huge mess thanks for video

I just had my 2015 SHO serviced and the PTU was changed by the dealer, thankfully it was covered under the warranty or it would have been a $1800 service. I have to do the transmission fluid next, my next purchase is the fluid extractor. thank you

I bought my fluid extractor mityvac 10 years ago I never used it. now I have ford f-150 twin turbo and filter is on the top I always like to oil change crawling under now I can start using it.

Great production value on this vid btw.. 👍

This is an excellent review, very thorough! Also, you were great in Uncut Gems!

Thanks. I bought one from Amazon. I have Subaru Foresters but don't like getting under them since I've turned into an old man. This video was very helpful.

Mercedes oil change: Change oil filter from above use MANN HU 718/5x- suck out 8 liters of old oil- put 8 liters of Mobil 1 0W40 back in- you are good for a year/10k. Less time that takes a drive to dealer- no chance for them to sell you unnecessary part replacements. If it aint broken- do not fix it. Suddenly Merc is very reliable when they have no chance to mess with it.

you seem like a very likeable guy. Thanks for the review.

Excellent video 📹!

All-around great video!

Probably the best vid out there that showed the ACTUAL usage and was not simply a sales pitch...curious though do you perform any sort of maintenance on the Mitty to prevent leaks or as per the reviews Implosion/Explosion?

Love the turkey baster!

I looked at the MityVac, but ended up buying one that can store the suction tubes in the reservoir to avoid the hassle and mess.

Thanks for the video.

Kool video

If you use this pump for an extractor only, do you have to clean it? Does leaving oil residue in it cause breakdown of the plastic or vinyl tubing or seals?

How do you clean it? mixing different oils can't be good

How long have you had it and how many times have you used it? Ty.

I see in this video you place the tube down your mustangs dipstick shaft. I have tried that and the tube does not go all the down into the oil pan, it stops about 4 inches from the bottom. Am I missing something here? How did you get the tube into the oil pan of your mustang?

Great video! One question, so let’s say you’re trying to remove excess oil from your car‘s engine. You insert the small hose down the dipstick and when you need it to stop you just press the lever from extracts to dispense? And that stops the sucking action from the oil pan? I probably don’t need to remove very much and I really don’t want to remove more oil than necessary. 👍👍

Thanks for this video. I do have one concern with this extractor concept though: how do you avoid contaminating fluids? For example if you had engine oil in the line and you tried to pump in brake fluid into the cylinder next, the brake fluid is contaminated. Even if you are recycling say engine oil, if it's mixed with say coolant it's not usable any longer. I was thinking perhaps you could have dedicated tubing for each fluid or run some kind of cleaner through the lines. Does the manual give any insight into this?

One last question prior to purchase 7201 unit... A you tuber suggests in order for rubber seals to last long you must clean unit every time you use it? Ture? Thank you..

How do you clean it?

I just bought one. How do you clean it? I called MityVac and the rep said he uses soap and water. The manual says degreaser, which can be pretty messy.

Nice video. How Do you disconnect the bigger tube from the extractor port ?

Using this tool on a Honda outboard. Does removing the engine oil filler cap actually make it suck out faster?

How do you clean it? Also does the main thick tube detach? Mine doesn't fir some reason