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This brake fluid oil exchange pump is built around a 50cm oil pumping hose. It is a connector-style tool for exchanging brake fluid and oil in a vehicle.
Car owners and mechanics who need to exchange brake fluid or oil can use this tool. It suits people working on cars, trucks and construction vehicles, which is the scope given for it. Garages and shop staff who service several vehicle types will find that scope useful.
Start with the vehicle type, since this tool is for cars, trucks and construction vehicles. Hose length affects reach, and this one is 50cm. Soft rubber is the material here, so consider it when you plan the job and the fluid or oil you will handle.
Which vehicles is it for?
It is for cars, trucks and construction vehicles.
What is the hose length?
The oil pumping hose is 50cm long, about 19.7 in.
What is the tool made of?
It is made of soft rubber.
Is it for brake fluid exchange?
It is a brake fluid oil exchange pump, so its use is exchanging brake fluid and oil.
Is it suitable for small models?
On small models the screws can slowly pull out, so keep an eye on them during use.
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