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15-Piece OEMTOOLS No-Spill Coolant Funnel Kit Expired
$13.85
$18.00
Amazon has 15-Piece OEMTOOLS No-Spill Coolant Funnel Kit (87009) for $13.85. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $25+ orders.
Thanks to community member HardKOR for finding this deal.
Key Features:
Thanks to community member HardKOR for finding this deal.
Key Features:
- Includes 5 Direct Fit Radiator Adapters to Fit Most Passenger Vehicles and Light Trucks
- Simply Select the Correct Adapter, Attach the Funnel and Fill
- Includes 45° Angled and 5" Extension Adapters for Accessing Hard-to-Reach Spots
- Fluid Stopper to Prevent Drips and Spills when Removing from the Filler Neck
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- Our research indicates that 15-Piece OEMTOOLS No-Spill Coolant Funnel Kit (87009) is $3.65 lower (20.86% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $17.50 at the time of this posting.
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- 4.7 out of 5 stars rating at Amazon
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OEMTOOLS 87009 No-Spill Coolant Funnel Kit for $13.85
All time low according CCC
Useful for those who like to work on their own cars for after installing a new radiator, thermostat, or checking for trapped air in coolant system.
https://www.amazon.com/OEMTOOLS-8...B01A2CQSU6
All time low according CCC
Useful for those who like to work on their own cars for after installing a new radiator, thermostat, or checking for trapped air in coolant system.
https://www.amazon.com/OEMTOOLS-8...B01A2CQSU6
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Give Feedback Model: OEMTOOLS 87009 No-Spill Coolant Funnel Kit, Near Universal Fitment, Translucent, 15 Piece Set, Cooling System Funnel Allows Access To Hard-To-Reach Radiators , White
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Real advantage of this is you overfill and the car will burp all of the trapped air out and suck down coolant.
Interesting...in my car, there are several "burp holes" along high points in the system that have to be opened progressively (using 3' ratchet extensions) during the refill process, culminating in having to burp the heater core at the highest point. It's a huge PITA regardless of how you fill it.
Typical German simplicity /s
Second this. As an auto tech I use this when bleeding the cooling system. Not very often do cars have bleeder valves near the hoses or heater core so you would run this vehicle with this full until all air has "burped" out and you no longer see bubbles and have constant heat in your car.
Asked myself the same question 3 yrs ago and I have ended up using mine over 10 times in different cars. definitely one of those tools you end up using more than you think