EPAUTO Spill Proof Radiator Coolant Filling Funnel Kit

I did everything exactly as the YouTube video shows, except for the strange circumstance that only 1 gallon of coolant was used (typically, The 6 gallons for my car) came out, so I put back the same amount (because that's the amount I'll need). It is most likely that your car will require more than one gallon of coolant, so you should purchase two gallons for your coolant change and save the rest to fill up the reservoir when it gets For a coolant change or flush, you should always refer to your vehicle's manual to find out how much coolant you'll need. With its color coordinated parts, the EPAuto Spill Proof Radiator Coolant Filling Funnel Kit made things easier for me. I was able to quickly determine which part goes with which one. It was necessary to use the blue cap adapter (or was it green) as opposed to other coolant filling funnel kits, all of which are the same color, so it's more difficult to find the matching With this kit you will also receive a stopper, so if you have any excess coolant in the funnel while filling up your car coolant, you can use the stopper to transfer it elsewhere (such as to the coolant reservoir or back into the When you are done filling the coolant with coolant hose, you should squeeze one of them to push a little coolant back into the funnel, so that after you put the stopper on it and take it out, it will not spill any coolant. A bonus of this funnel kit is that it has extensions that enable the funnel to reach places where it requires more length in a straightforward manner. A large number of funnels are too long or too short for areas with limited space and most big funnels are too big to fit in small spaces. You will be glad that it is available when you need it because that is where it shines. Most people can do it with ease and with ease if they follow the directions if I can do it. As you rise in esteem, you'll be viewed as a hero). Thank you for taking the time to read my review if it was helpful, please give me a like so others can benefit from it.

Dylan Stone

| Apr 02, 2021

My FJ Cruiser recently had a coolant flush performed, and in the process of removing air from the radiator and replacing it with coolant, I probably managed to lose approximately 1/4 quart of coolant Coolant in the amount of half a gallon. A gallon of Toyota SLLC fuel costs $30, which is $7 compared to the waste. A 50-word summary I decided to purchase this funnel to see how well it worked since I had to do the same for our 4Runner. An earlier YouTube video had caught my interest regarding this design, which not only prevented spills, but also kept things clean in the event that you were to need to check for leaks at some point. When I saw it, I knew I had to have With the funnel attached to this video I demonstrate how to burp the cooling system in my 4Runner. As well as being quick, efficient, and clean, it was also extremely convenient. It seems that I lost about 5 drops of coolant when I transferred the funnel from the radiator to the overflow tank, and that's likely just what was on the outside of the funnel. My recommendation is to use this item whenever you need to flush your cooling system. There is nothing I'd change about this purchase, and everything seems to be of the highest There may be something else going on besides This is on a truck, but it will last if you take good.

Oakley Levine

| Sep 07, 2020

The adapters, while color-matched, are incompatible with a 2003 Camry XLE 3. Out of the box, they won't work. I don't know what version 6. The blue inserts with the green adapters did work, however I had to replace two O I will use the following formula X1 / D The size of the opening is 25". The letter D is written with. A 125" section) is located As a clarification, here's what we mean 1 - The radiator cap should be removed with the engine cool. 1 & 2 Place the blue adapter in the slot. The three-digit code- * Install o ring #1 over the blue adapter 4. O ring #2 is then installed on top of O ring #1* 5 - Adapt the green cap to the green cap. As luck would have it, I had a Harbor Freight SAE O-ring We offer rings in a variety of designs. The item 67554 has been deleted.

Rosie FitzPatrick

| Jun 16, 2021

The lack of a radiator cap and the fact that the cap is located exclusively on the reservoir make it hard to purge air from the cooling system of these cars. The funnel was attached to my type of radiator cap and the cap was sealed. While adding coolant, I was able to run the car. In this way, air was able to escape, fluid could overflow into the funnel, and minimal spilling occurred. In terms of performance, the seal isn't very good, so it does leak a bit when you use it. However, it is much better than trying to purge air out of the cooling system in the old methods, which created a small volcano of coolant that poured everywhere. You do not have to worry if you have poured too much coolant into the funnel, either. The coolant can just be added back to the bottle using the seal. said, I loved using this product and it has made doing a task that is usually a pain in the butt much easier.

Nicole Bates

| Oct 01, 2020

Would have been better off if I had bought it It worked for me when I tried it on my 2013 Acura TSX and 1999 Honda Accord and I am sure it will work with many other vehicles as well after using all the adapters. If there is air in the system, you can very easily burp it to release it and let it rise Neither the connection nor the pipe leaked. Getting the reservoir off after I completed the job was the only challenging part, as some fluid spilled between the plug and the radiator connector in the tip of the funnel. Usually, I just cover the area with paper towels to make sure everything is clean.

Elisa Donahue

| Aug 10, 2020