CUSTOM ACCESSORIES Pennzoil 36671 Pennzoil Fluid Transfer Pump - Gallon

I purchased this pump to replace my CRV's differential fluid. Initially, pumping the fluid up was pretty easy however, the hose got harder and the pump stopped working in time. It strikes me as a one time use device.

The 36671 Pennzoil Fluid Transfer Pump has been a reliable and efficient tool for transferring fluids such as oil, water, and other non-corrosive liquids. Its versatile design allows for easy extraction and dispensing, whether it's refilling fluids in vehicles, machinery, or home maintenance tasks. What impresses me most about this fluid transfer pump is its simplicity and effectiveness. It features a sturdy construction with durable materials that withstands regular use and ensures long-term reliability. The pump's manual operation makes it straightforward to use without the need for power sources or complicated setup. I appreciate the pump's ability to facilitate clean and controlled fluid transfers, minimizing spills and messes during operation. Its ergonomic handle and smooth pumping action provide comfortable use, even when handling larger volumes of liquids. Overall, the 36671 Pennzoil Fluid Transfer Pump has proven to be a valuable addition to my toolkit, offering practicality and efficiency for various fluid transfer applications. Whether for automotive maintenance or household projects, it's a dependable solution that simplifies the process of handling liquids with precision and ease.

Perfect for diff fill up. Eaay to use and able to get into weird spots with little room.

Works decent. Had a issue with tube wanting to keep coming off the spout.

Even though it doesn’t fit my jug cap it still is usable and does exactly what I need it to do and it does it really good so it’s a great hand pump and works exactly as I needed it to do

I bought this as well as the 1 gallon version to work on a relative's car. I have a couple of other ways of filling differentials and transfer cases with fluid (electric transfer pump, suction gun), but their car has a "non-serviceable" (yeah, right) transfer case with a fill plug but no drain. It's in a difficult location to reach and I wanted something very compact to reduce the amount of swearing I would do while filling it. (In case you're wondering, I used the electric transfer pump to drain it first). I've used pumps like this in the past and this one works well. It pumps a small amount of fluid with each stroke and, while it takes a while, the effort is minimal even when pumping something viscous like gear oil. Screw it into a bottle, stick the hose in whatever you want to fill, and pump. The hardest part is keeping the hose from flopping out of position as you pump, which can cause you to dribble gear oil everywhere but where you want it. Some other pumps have a plastic spring clip that keeps the end of the hose in place, but this one doesn't. Not a big deal but something to keep in mind. I sometimes use a spring clamp to clip the hose where I want it, which is an extra step but makes life easier. I knocked off a star because the price has increased quite a bit (from about $9 when I bought it to just over $13). For the new price, you can get a nicer pump with a retaining clip for the hose. This one works fine but is no longer a very good value. This pump works well, and if you buy it you probably won't regret it, but comparison shop first. There are pumps available for $8-$9 that may be a better value.

Yes, it takes quite a few pumps to run a quart through it, but it’s still easier than any other alternatives. Saved quite a pretty penny by replacing diff and transfer case oil in my 4runner. Get it - so you don’t bathe in the oil or spill a ton of very expensive (in a case of Toyota) lubricant

Work fine.