Sealey TP69 Vacuum Oil / fluid extractor - 6.5L

SEALEY TOOLS Product: TP69 - Oil / Fluid Vacuum Extraction pump with 2 Probes ( 5.8mm & 6.7mm ). ...

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This guide is for anyone using the Sealey TP69, a vacuum-based oil and fluid extractor. The TP69 simplifies fluid extraction from vehicles and equipment, saving time and avoiding the need to access drain plugs. A key caveat is ensuring proper probe insertion to prevent spills.

All features

Model Part NumberTP69
BrandSealey

Extended Product Information

FAQs

What types of fluids can I extract with the TP69?

You can extract engine, transmission, and lubricating oils, as well as water and soluble oils.

How do I empty the extractor?

Tip the unit 90° to empty the contents.

What are the probe sizes?

The extractor comes with 5.8mm and 6.7mm diameter probes, and a 1m extension hose is also supplied.

What is the capacity of the TP69?

The capacity is 6.5 Liters.

Does the unit have an automatic shut-off?

Yes, an internal float valve provides automatic cut-off when the unit is full.

How do I clean the TP69?

Clean the unit after each use. Wipe down the exterior with a damp cloth. Do not use harsh chemicals.

Is the TP69 suitable for mobile mechanics?

Yes, its portability and ease of use make it ideal for mobile mechanics.

Can I use the TP69 on a hot engine?

Yes, the TP69 is designed to handle hot fluids, but use caution and wear appropriate safety gear.

Troubleshooting

Extractor is not building pressure.

Check all connections for leaks. Ensure the probe is properly inserted and sealed. Inspect the pump for any damage or blockages.

Extractor is not removing fluid.

Check for probe blockage. Ensure the correct probe size is used. The fluid may be too thick or viscous; try warming the engine first.

Unit overfills.

The internal float valve should prevent overfilling. If the unit overflows, stop immediately and check the valve for proper function. Ensure the unit is level during use.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Quick and easy oil changes without the need to get under the vehicle.
  • Suitable for various fluids, including oil, water, and soluble oil.
  • Ideal for mobile mechanics due to its portability and ease of use.
  • The internal float valve prevents overfilling, protecting against spills.
  • Comes with multiple probe sizes to fit various applications.
  • Allows for easy emptying by tipping the unit 90°.

Cons

  • Requires proper insertion of probes to prevent air leaks and ineffective extraction.
  • Not suitable for extremely thick fluids.
  • Capacity may be insufficient for some large-volume applications.
  • Requires manual pumping to create the vacuum.
  • Probes can become blocked if debris is present.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

  1. Assembly: Ensure all components are present, including the pump, probes, and extension hose.
  2. Probe Selection: Choose the appropriate probe diameter for the application.
  3. Probe Insertion: Carefully insert the probe down the dipstick tube or into the fluid reservoir.
  4. Pumping: Pump the handle on the top of the unit to create a vacuum. Continue pumping until the fluid extraction begins.
  5. Monitoring: Monitor the fluid level through the transparent housing. The internal float valve will automatically cut off the extraction when full.
  6. Emptying: Once full, tip the unit 90° for easy emptying. Dispose of the extracted fluid properly.
  • Compatibility: Compatible with engine, transmission, and lubricating oils, as well as water and soluble oils.
  • Care: Clean the unit after each use. Store the probes in their holder. Avoid using harsh chemicals for cleaning. Inspect probes for damage before use.

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