My W58 has a hose that is already connected to that
fitting.
I put a fitting on the end of the hose for the vac
pump that attaches to that fitting along with a small
1/8″ ball valve. That way I have no vac leaks and I
can bring the vac down pretty low and then open the
valve.
— Robert Fine <> wrote:
The W58 and I believe the W60 have a fitting on the
bottom of the oil pan to
which you can connect a pump. If not, they are
available fairly
inexpensively.Bob
On Fri, Mar 28, 2008 at 2:33 PM, alan P
<> wrote:If it’s anything like a W58 – suck it out of the
dip
stick tube….
Run the engine, get it warm and there ya go!
I have one of the blue can things that you canpump up
to a pretty strong vacumm. Works the best of all
the
devices I have wasted my money on in the past 30
years
to suck oil out of a marine engine.
alan— adam silverstein <> wrote:
Where do we pump the oil out on a W60?
-Adam Silverstein
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