Fluid Pump for Quart Bottles - Transfer Gear Oil, Transmission and Differential Fluid with This 5cc Hand Pump (1)

The quality of the item is not the same as published and size is smaller than the expected as per the image. Do not fall for this item. waste of money. And I tried to return but no response over two weeks now.

This pump is easy to use and does exactly what it’s supposed to. It makes transferring gear oil and other fluids much cleaner and less of a hassle compared to pouring straight from the bottle. The flow is steady, and it fits well on standard bottles, which makes the whole process smoother. It saves time and helps avoid spills, especially in tighter spaces. Overall, simple tool but very useful. Definitely worth having if you do your own fluid changes.

Good well manufactured product but does not fit UK 1 or 5 litre oil bottles. Cap too small and thread too fine for bottles used in UK. No problem in Amazon agreeing a return but return address is Indianapolis in USA. To be fair, Amazon included postage in the refund which was reimbursed within two weeks.

Worked well. I have had others that pumped poorly and leaked the first time used. This one performed well on both differential fluid exchanges I used it for. I dropped it a couple of times, and it did not spill, leak, or break. It fit a traditional oil-quart-style bottle very well (I used it with GM 10-4091 fluid). The two different pick-up tubes (I can't remember which I used) allowed nearly all of the fluid to be extracted from the bottle I used.

This little pump can be a lifesaver. I used it to refill the rear differential on my Mazda CX-5 AWD vehicle. The fill opening on the housing is too close to a crossmember to use any kind of spout on an oil container. The pump worked perfectly and doing the job myself saved some $$$ at the dealer. I can see using this pump to refill the hydrostatic drives an my zero-turn mower when they come due for an oil change.

Pretty good tool. I like that it screws on to a quart bottle which allows a fairly clean transfer. Not a total panacea tho, you will likely have a few drops falling when you take the tube out of whatever you are pumping fluid into or when clean up time comes. Also, a bit cumbersome if you have to pump in crazy position...like under a car... because you don't get much transfer with each stroke. All in all, I'm glad I got it.