Great tip from you about pulling the drain plug and replacing it with the Valvomax! Normally, I would just drain the oil entirely and then install the Valvomax.
Once you drain the oil, take the ValvoMax off. How much leftover oil comes out? The threads look like they extend into the oil pan. So, maybe a cup of old oil stays in the pan?
@@58AlphaThis is the best of the answers. No where else is it mentioned that the OEM oil drain plug and the ValvoMax are the same length. Is this even mentioned on the ValvoMax package or website? That makes the amount of oil drained exactly the same for both drain methods.
Great tip from you about pulling the drain plug and replacing it with the Valvomax! Normally, I would just drain the oil entirely and then install the Valvomax.
Ya that's what I should have done but wanted to show the valvomax in use for the video vs waiting another 3,000 miles to make the video with it 😂
Such a cool product. Do you know how often we would need to replace the washer /gasket?
Well I've had it for a year or so, and everything still looks good. No leaks and haven't had to change the gasket.
@@58Alpha thanks I ordered one today!
Once you drain the oil, take the ValvoMax off. How much leftover oil comes out? The threads look like they extend into the oil pan. So, maybe a cup of old oil stays in the pan?
Interesting take. But I don't think it leaves behind a cup of oil, the drain plug is the same length as the original drain plug.
@@58AlphaThis is the best of the answers. No where else is it mentioned that the OEM oil drain plug and the ValvoMax are the same length. Is this even mentioned on the ValvoMax package or website? That makes the amount of oil drained exactly the same for both drain methods.
I brought one for my 2008 lexus gs350, the problem was the drain plug thread is too big for my oil pan and doesn't fit, dont wanna strip by oil pan
You might have gotten the wrong thread size or they don't make one exactly for your vehicle.