00:00If you've ever crawled under a car just to spill half a quart of oil down your arm,
00:04this one's for you. I went through pages of listings to find the best deals on the top
00:08five oil extraction hoses for vehicles, and honestly, a couple of these cost less than a
00:13coffee. Let's get into it. First up, the new universal car fuel transfer pump hand siphon
00:19PVC hose, and the thing that sold me is how dead simple it is, no buttons, no batteries,
00:24just squeeze and go. It's flexible PVC so it snakes down into tight fuel necks and jerry cans without
00:30kinking, and it handles gas, oil, and just about any liquid you throw at it. At $5.51 with almost
00:375,000 sold and a perfect 5-star rating, this is the why did I not buy this years ago
00:42pick.
00:43Next, the 200-500cc car oil change brake auto syringe with hose, this one's the upgraded
00:49version of the old turkey baster trick. You've got two size options, a long hose that actually
00:55reaches into a dipstick tube or a brake reservoir, and you can pull fluid out or push new fluid in
00:59with the same tool. For $10.13 it's the priciest on this list, but with $4,899 sold and a
01:074.9 rating,
01:08people clearly think it's worth every penny. Third is the clear oil extraction pipe rubber
01:14brake bleeder kit with the one-way check valves, and this is the clever one. It's got quick connect
01:19fittings and a clear tube so you can actually watch the old fluid and air bubbles come out as you
01:23bleed
01:23the brakes, no guessing, no pumping a pedal for 20 minutes. $4.59, $4,575 sold, 4.7 stars.
01:34If you bleed brakes at home, this thing pays for itself the first time.
01:38Then we've got the car oil pump syringe, the multifunctional one with the catheter hose,
01:43and this is the weirdly versatile pick. Yes, it pulls oil and brake fluid, but people also use it
01:49for flushing and even pet feeding and metering, the large syringe body gives you real control over
01:53how much you push. At only $6.74 with $3,365 sold and a 4.8 rating, it's the one
02:01in my toolbox that
02:02ends up doing five different jobs. And last but not least, the manual siphon pump oil extractor
02:08transfer hose, a proper hand fuel suction pipe built for diesel and oil changes. This is the workhorse of
02:15the group, the wider body pulls a solid stream instead of a trickle, so a big oil change goes
02:19a lot faster than wrestling with a little tube. Only $5.68, $3,099 sold, and a rock-solid 5
02:27-star
02:27rating. Great value for anyone doing their own servicing. So there you have it, 5 ways to stop
02:34making a mess, from 4 bucks to 10. All the links are in the description below, along with current
02:40prices in case any of them drop. If this helped you out, do me a favor and hit that like
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