Came at the wrong time for me as I've just bought a Sealey TP69P, but had this been around at this price two days ago I'd have jumped at the chance.
I'm not going to get involved in the debate about sump plug versus top drain, as it's all been said before; however for those looking for an oil sucker, you could do worse than choose this.
The Pela 6000 Oil Changer packs in all the punch and power of the bigger models into a smaller and much more affordable model. All you need to do pump between 10 and 20 times to create a powerful vacuum. The oil is captured nicely in the sturdy, see-through container with a capacity of 6.0 litres.
The Pela 6000 is perfect for Quick, Easy & Clean Oil Changes
The Pela 6000 Oil Changer packs in all the punch and power of the bigger models into a smaller and much more affordable model. All you need to do pump between 10 and 20 times to create a powerful vacuum. The oil is captured nicely in the sturdy, see-through container with a capacity of 6.0 litres.
Life is made much easier with the PELA 6000 Oil Changer as it lets you know how much oil you’ve removed and includes a useful pour spout to assist with emptying. You can remove the pump for storage purposes too.
I'll look out for the oil change pit stops at Sochi, I must admit it must be so fast that I hadn't noticed them up to now.
mas99
30 Apr 163#8
People keep saying this but I've used a pela for over 10 years and whenever I do an oil change using the drain hole it doesnt make any difference.
I put a can of oil flush in and then drain with the pela.
Maybe if you use really cheap **** oil then you might get sludge, but I only ever use good quality fully synthetics. And if you have debris in your oil then how you do the oil change is the least of your problems.
frenchian to rhodboy
30 Apr 163#4
Draining the oil is much better as you're more likely to get rid of any debris/sludge,the pumps will almost certainly leave it in the sump leading to increased wear.
Latest comments (49)
e12boy
1 May 16#43
I've been using the small electric one from lidl and its been good. Do you guys think this is superior over the electric one?
Proveright to e12boy
1 May 16#44
Most modern cars have magnets lying in the bottom of the sump , and the sump plug is usually magnetic to catch the bits. Extractors might save time , but you cannot beat doing the job properly.
If you have a cover under the engine , then look out for Halfords and Kwick fit oil and filter change deals as often they are only a few quid more than you could do it yourself for.
I have come to the conclusion that all Smart car drivers I have come across are driven
by idiots who cannot park without hitting something or driving erratically. Do not park near one or leave a space between you and the next park car the size of a wheely bin or a smart car driver will think they can get in the gap. If you see them on the road over take them, which is not hard to do , as they are a menace.
BigAde to e12boy
2 May 16#49
Can someone unexpire please, seems to still be on.
ifa
1 May 16#48
Good price, been after one of these for a while as car has oil filer on top :smiley: Heat added cheers
Darzen
1 May 16#47
Ordered, Thanks
mas99
1 May 16#46
Exactly what I do.
Hot engine and oil flush. No issues.
farzad
1 May 16#45
Ordered, thanks for sharing.
£28.49 with the code SAVER5.
Free delivery up to 10 days.
damadgeruk
1 May 161#42
I didn't say it was easily accessible from above. ;-) I'm sure manufacturers make access difficult on purpose, Megane headlight bulb change required wheel removal!
slimy31
1 May 16#41
Sounds good, it's about time manufacturers put oil filters in accessible places. I've never been able to access a filter from above, my wife's old Almera was the worst. It was high enough on the engine to be accessed from above, but the exhaust manifold made sure it was impossible. Which meant getting underneath and having to reach so far up that you were in a few inches reach of the bonnet!!
MJGM
1 May 16#40
yup
MJGM
1 May 16#39
yup
BorisTheSpider
30 Apr 16#38
I normally get the oil hot before draining. Can the oil be hot when you use this, or does it need to be cold?
Anyone tried using this after using engine flush? Didn't damage it at all?
maddersinbrum
30 Apr 16#37
Always wanted, never jumped till now. Thanks OP
99rb
30 Apr 163#36
I'll look out for the oil change pit stops at Sochi, I must admit it must be so fast that I hadn't noticed them up to now.
BenderRodriguez
30 Apr 162#35
You just need a mate to help you turn your Smart upside-down to drain the oil. :smiley:
dh50uk
30 Apr 16#34
Great, thanks!
Oneday77
30 Apr 16#33
Don't smart cars also need the engine removed to change plugs?
Oneday77
30 Apr 16#32
I also meant to say. These are ideal if you have a car under a service agreement and it's your car to keep. That way you can do an oil change half way though the service intervals if you want too.
n3m3s1s
30 Apr 16#31
Park on a slope when draining
kkwiatkowski
30 Apr 161#30
no its not common in Poland at all. irst time I've heard such weird practice. what a waste of time
Oneday77
30 Apr 16#29
I can see the benefit of one of these. As long as the filter is replaced then sludge shouldn't be a problem.
Now as long as you don't do a Kwik Fit and think you can do a brake fluid change with one you'll be fine.
damadgeruk
30 Apr 16#28
Many oil filters are accessed from the top, both our cars are top access. Thanks OP, maybe the cars will get the oil change they are due.
h0tdeal
30 Apr 16#27
Thankyou op voted hot.
"it's only a bargain if you need it"
I was just about to buy elsewhere for £45 so you saved me over £15.
Thankyou.
wenx
30 Apr 16#26
They use these in the pit stop in formula1 racing
wenx
30 Apr 16#25
Last time I used one of these one of my cogs out of the engine followed through
bashi
30 Apr 16#24
Ive had this for the past 6 years, and it makes the car service so much easier. I also manage to get more oil out than draining it from the bottom. A worthwhile investment if you service your car, my friends end up borrowing it time to time. I paid about £15 more at the time, £29.99 is a steal.
spamcan61
30 Apr 16#23
True, and you get to miss the 'thrill' of fishing for the sump drain plug and/or washer in the hot oil...
Been using one of these on a variety of cars for a decade with no problems, recently I went to use it and i couldn't get any suction: turns out the tiny little rubber disk that forms the valve had perished, replaced that and back to normal.
Also useful for when the washing machine conks out and you need to empty it before unblocking the outlet pipe..again...
slimy31
30 Apr 16#22
I like the idea of these, but considering an oil change should include a filter change, then you need to get under the car anyway!!
Good price though.
batman890
30 Apr 16#21
I have been using a Sealy extractor pump for nearly 10 years now on a 1.9 TDI Golf. it's done 200,000 miles now with no problems. It gets 2 oil changes a year. I an employed as technical support for a major truck manufacturer and have no issues with top drain over bottom drain. It's certainly a lot quicker and less messy.
gobhoblin
30 Apr 162#20
I use my pela because I'm lazy and can't be bothered to get under car and remove the tray.
GAVINLEWISHUKD
30 Apr 16#18
Had never seen ones of these before some polish guys were using one. He uses it every few months to pump it out and uses a coffee filter to filter it and then puts the oil back in and tops it up. Not sure how many miles his VW Bora has now but it probably over 250,000 km.
I think it's quite common to pump out summer oil and keep it while running winter oil and swap it back in the spring in Poland.
Probably all a bit over the top for us in the UK. :smiley:
BenderRodriguez to GAVINLEWISHUKD
30 Apr 161#19
Yes, they also have Polar bears and cook over a fireplace.
the tp69 is a brilliant bit of kit. I use it every 6 months on my pd golf. Makes a home oil change so much easier
CoolElectronics
30 Apr 161#13
An inflatable golf ball whatever will they think of next...............
supergran
30 Apr 16#12
I have 180k miles on my car and for the past 130k changed the oil with one of these and no problems. Well worth it for saving the hassle of removing under trays etc.
HondaLad
30 Apr 16#11
What I don't understand with these is how do you change the oil filter from the top if the car has a metal spin on filter?
MJGM
30 Apr 16#10
ah i've reread your title, misread free delivery weekend as free weekend delivery!
MJGM
30 Apr 16#9
cheers OP, but how can you select weekend delivery? these are the only choices i get
Free Delivery UK Mainland (up to 10 working days) £0.00
Standard Delivery (2-3 working days) £6.95
Next Working Day (Order before 2pm) £8.95
Collection - Crawley Down, W Sussex
mas99
30 Apr 163#8
People keep saying this but I've used a pela for over 10 years and whenever I do an oil change using the drain hole it doesnt make any difference.
I put a can of oil flush in and then drain with the pela.
Maybe if you use really cheap **** oil then you might get sludge, but I only ever use good quality fully synthetics. And if you have debris in your oil then how you do the oil change is the least of your problems.
u664541
30 Apr 16#7
Smart car owners only have the option to "pump" as there's no sump plug.
As to my car, the sump plug is raised slightly from the base of the sump so even draining won't remove everything. Having said that I still drain 1 in 3 oil changes and pump the other 2.
quakerphil
30 Apr 16#3
Is this any better than the similar cheaper ones on ebay?
u664541 to quakerphil
30 Apr 16#6
I bought a Silverline equivalent from Amazon for about £18. It does a pretty good job, but I would have bought the Pela had it been this cheap.
zippy22
30 Apr 16#5
Great idea and saves a lot of bother.
rhodboy
30 Apr 16#1
Forgive my ignorance here, but is this really necessary? Is it to avoid having to lift car to drain thru sump?
mas99 to rhodboy
30 Apr 162#2
Not neccessary, but well worth having.
My cars have lots of undertay stuff that is a pain to get off - one car has around 20 bolts that need removing. My Pela makes an oil change a 10 min job and no risk of getting oil all over the drive or myself.
Remember that it isn't only for engine oil. Gearbox and diff oil changes are also easy (for those of us who don't believe the 'sealed for life' rubbish)
frenchian to rhodboy
30 Apr 163#4
Draining the oil is much better as you're more likely to get rid of any debris/sludge,the pumps will almost certainly leave it in the sump leading to increased wear.
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Opening post
I'm not going to get involved in the debate about sump plug versus top drain, as it's all been said before; however for those looking for an oil sucker, you could do worse than choose this.
The Pela 6000 Oil Changer packs in all the punch and power of the bigger models into a smaller and much more affordable model. All you need to do pump between 10 and 20 times to create a powerful vacuum. The oil is captured nicely in the sturdy, see-through container with a capacity of 6.0 litres.
The Pela 6000 is perfect for Quick, Easy & Clean Oil Changes
The Pela 6000 Oil Changer packs in all the punch and power of the bigger models into a smaller and much more affordable model. All you need to do pump between 10 and 20 times to create a powerful vacuum. The oil is captured nicely in the sturdy, see-through container with a capacity of 6.0 litres.
Life is made much easier with the PELA 6000 Oil Changer as it lets you know how much oil you’ve removed and includes a useful pour spout to assist with emptying. You can remove the pump for storage purposes too.
Dimensions & Specifications
•Assembled height: 54.6cm (21.5”)
•Capacity: 6.0L
•Container diameter: 23cm (9”)
•Tube: Probe 3/16" OD, Length 43"; Clear Section 3/8" OD, Length 39"
Top comments
I put a can of oil flush in and then drain with the pela.
Maybe if you use really cheap **** oil then you might get sludge, but I only ever use good quality fully synthetics. And if you have debris in your oil then how you do the oil change is the least of your problems.
Latest comments (49)
If you have a cover under the engine , then look out for Halfords and Kwick fit oil and filter change deals as often they are only a few quid more than you could do it yourself for.
I have come to the conclusion that all Smart car drivers I have come across are driven
by idiots who cannot park without hitting something or driving erratically. Do not park near one or leave a space between you and the next park car the size of a wheely bin or a smart car driver will think they can get in the gap. If you see them on the road over take them, which is not hard to do , as they are a menace.
Hot engine and oil flush. No issues.
£28.49 with the code SAVER5.
Free delivery up to 10 days.
Anyone tried using this after using engine flush? Didn't damage it at all?
Now as long as you don't do a Kwik Fit and think you can do a brake fluid change with one you'll be fine.
"it's only a bargain if you need it"
I was just about to buy elsewhere for £45 so you saved me over £15.
Thankyou.
Been using one of these on a variety of cars for a decade with no problems, recently I went to use it and i couldn't get any suction: turns out the tiny little rubber disk that forms the valve had perished, replaced that and back to normal.
Also useful for when the washing machine conks out and you need to empty it before unblocking the outlet pipe..again...
Good price though.
I think it's quite common to pump out summer oil and keep it while running winter oil and swap it back in the spring in Poland.
Probably all a bit over the top for us in the UK. :smiley:
I've never heard of such practice.
Free Delivery UK Mainland (up to 10 working days) £0.00
Standard Delivery (2-3 working days) £6.95
Next Working Day (Order before 2pm) £8.95
Collection - Crawley Down, W Sussex
I put a can of oil flush in and then drain with the pela.
Maybe if you use really cheap **** oil then you might get sludge, but I only ever use good quality fully synthetics. And if you have debris in your oil then how you do the oil change is the least of your problems.
As to my car, the sump plug is raised slightly from the base of the sump so even draining won't remove everything. Having said that I still drain 1 in 3 oil changes and pump the other 2.
My cars have lots of undertay stuff that is a pain to get off - one car has around 20 bolts that need removing. My Pela makes an oil change a 10 min job and no risk of getting oil all over the drive or myself.
Remember that it isn't only for engine oil. Gearbox and diff oil changes are also easy (for those of us who don't believe the 'sealed for life' rubbish)