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Have not seen these discussed on this Forum, so I thought I would share with you all something I have used on my other vehicles for 10+ years.
These install in place of your OEM oil drain plug. Ending any fear of you or some grease monkey stripping out your oil pan.
And before anyone even thinks to mention the possibility of damage from debris or something. In over a million miles of combined driving I have not had one fail me yet.
I prefer the "N" models since they have nipples that allow a hose to be attached and run to your used oil container. This eliminates any mess. I leave my hoses attached on my other cars and just tuck them up out of the way.
To drain the oil you just rotate the valve 90 degrees, drain, rotate back. It IS that easy.
Price: $26.95
not sure, but some KIAs require this adaptor....I have not been under there yet to verify one way or the other.
Price: $7.00
if it does I would just buy the combo model
Price: $33.95
QuickOilDrainValve.com - the best way to change oil
If anyone is interested you can order them with a 10% dicount I found CODE: YM4
These install in place of your OEM oil drain plug. Ending any fear of you or some grease monkey stripping out your oil pan.
And before anyone even thinks to mention the possibility of damage from debris or something. In over a million miles of combined driving I have not had one fail me yet.
I prefer the "N" models since they have nipples that allow a hose to be attached and run to your used oil container. This eliminates any mess. I leave my hoses attached on my other cars and just tuck them up out of the way.
To drain the oil you just rotate the valve 90 degrees, drain, rotate back. It IS that easy.

Price: $26.95
not sure, but some KIAs require this adaptor....I have not been under there yet to verify one way or the other.

Price: $7.00
if it does I would just buy the combo model

Price: $33.95
QuickOilDrainValve.com - the best way to change oil
If anyone is interested you can order them with a 10% dicount I found CODE: YM4