Oil drain valve - Fumoto

Has anyone tried this?
http://www.rcimetalworks.com/Fumoto-Valve-Fumoto.htm

 

Search fumoto... bunch of threads on it

 

Stay away from those things. they leak and not worth your engine. I never understood these, is it really that hard to remove a drain plug every 5000 miles?

 

Haven't installed mine yet as I got it after oil change, but love the fact that that you can hook a hose to it and it doesn't get all over your wheel and stuff. That stuff comes out some force.

 

So what are the best after market ideas to facilitate an effective oil change?
2014+
I can't remember all of the stuff I've seen;

 

I love mine. I've had zero issues with it and the same goes for 3 years of oil changes on my FJ Cruiser when I had that. Below is how easy my oil changes are now..

 

I've used them and like them. I had one on my Honda insight as the oil pan was magnesium and a pain in the ass if overtorqued or stripped. I will eventually put one on the tundra. Never had a leak or a drip and I've used them on several cars and trucks. FuMoto and speed bleeders and life is good!

 

All the time. professional technician for 21 years. seen many of these leak or break off over the years.

 

If your worried about oil getting on stuff get one of these

Form-A-Funnel® Flexible Draining Tool - 6.5" x 14.5"

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B003V9JWHO/ref=twister_B00XAXAAYU?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1

 

Thanks, I needed a good laugh. I would never pay $13 for a piece of plastic I could cut out of a milk jug. That thing would act as a water slide for the force the oil comes out. Not sure if there's a place to rest that either

 

Look again bro.... that things amazing, it's made soft metal sheet coated in rubber you form it however you like and it stays where you put it. and who cuts up milk jugs anyways?

 

I was just informing people that these leak. do it yourselfer or not it's not worth paying $30 for a valve then blowing up your engine, you could blow it up for free. no need for a quick release oil drain, just sounds dangerous

 

I have had one on my Tacoma since the free oil changes ended. The only thing negative I can say is it takes longer to drain the oil. The wait time is made up on the back side because I can drain straight in to an empty jug. I just cap the jug an done. Now I would be concerned on a vehicle where the valve was exposed. Fortunately on the Tacoma it is well protected by the skid plate.