As a result I'll have to drain the axle again and discard the new oil in the hope of avoiding damage to the bearings and gears from this abrasive material. Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page. Suitable for use on vehicles and machinery such as gearboxes, transmissions, differentials, gear cases, lower units, crankcases etc. There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase, a SQL command or malformed data.

The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. Hilka’s tools have been sold in the UK for over 55 years and the brand is synonymous with quality and value.As manufacturers innovate and introduce new technology in their vehicles, Laser Tools innovate and introduce new, up-to-the-minute tools to keep the technician fully capable. We guarantee to accept back any goods that you do not want, are not suitable, have changed your mind about, infact, for ANY reason, provided the goods reach us within 30 days of dispatch from us, in their original condition and packaging. Got this to suck out the old brake fluid out of the system when i was changing the brake fluid on the car. Bought this to help with transmission oil change in Mini Copper S (not much room underneath to work). For removing and refilling non-corrosive liquids in restricted areas such as gearboxes, crankcases, axles, and transmissions.

The inside of the barrel was covered in black gritty grime - probably swarf from the manufacturing process not properly cleaned out. A Notched-Shaft T-Bar Plunger With Moulded Plastic Handle And Double-Edged Seal, And A 280Mm Flexible Hose Ensures Controlled Suction. This black finish body with anti-slip bands, a steel body is fitted with a 300mm flexible extractor tube to enable easy access to awkward locations.It's supposed to be an oil suction gun, but when I tried to use it to suck up EP 90 gear oil it got about halfway up its stroke, then the piston failed to seal and a large amount of air got in. Quite what purpose the knurling serves is not apparent as it is covered with a thick layer of black enamel.