Pela Oil Changers 650 Marine Oil Change Pump, 6.5 Liter (6.87 qt) Capacity, Automatic Float Shut-Off

Pela Oil Changers 650 Marine Oil Change Pump, 6.5 Liter (6.87 qt) Capacity, Automatic Float Shut-Off

$151.11
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Pela Oil Changers 650 Marine Oil Change Pump, 6.5 Liter (6.87 qt) Capacity, Automatic Float Shut-Off

Pela Oil Changers 650 Marine Oil Change Pump, 6.5 Liter (6.87 qt) Capacity, Automatic Float Shut-Off

$151.11

The Pela 650 Marine Oil Change Pump is a 6.5 liter (6.87 quart) capacity oil extractor built for changing engine oil without dropping the pan or crawling under the boat. Just 4 to 15 strokes of the hand pump create a powerful vacuum that draws old oil up through the dipstick tube and into the transparent, calibrated container, so continuous pumping is not required once the vacuum is established. A built-in float switch automatically stops the extraction process as soon as the container reaches capacity, preventing overfill and spills. The see-through housing lets you watch the extraction in progress and read exactly how much oil has been removed, while a pour spout makes emptying the used oil into a recycling container clean and controlled.

The unit ships with two extraction tubes, 3/16 inch and 1/4 inch OD, each 47 inches long, plus a 39 inch extension tube, so you can select the diameter that fits your engine's dipstick pipe. The pump is maintenance-free and requires no special cleaning between uses, just empty the container and rinse if needed. Its cylindrical, transparent design at 25 inches tall and 6.25 inches in diameter keeps the unit compact for storage aboard a boat or in a garage.

Specifications

  • Brand: Pela Oil Changers
  • Manufacturer Part Number: PL-650
  • Capacity: 6.5 Liters (6.87 quarts)
  • Height: 25 inches
  • Cylindrical Diameter: 6.25 inches
  • Tube Diameter: 3/16 inch and 1/4 inch OD
  • Tube Length: 47 inches each
  • Extension Tube Length: 39 inches
  • Weight: 8 pounds
  • UPC: 4713176300213
  • Shut-Off Mechanism: Built-in float switch, automatic
  • Stroke Count to Create Vacuum: 4 to 15 strokes

Frequently Asked Questions

How much oil can the Pela 650 hold? The Pela 650 Marine Oil Change Pump has a capacity of 6.5 liters, which is 6.87 quarts.

How many pumps does it take to extract the oil? Just 4 to 15 strokes of the handle in a row are needed to create enough vacuum for the Pela 650 to extract the oil automatically; continuous pumping is not required after that.

Does the Pela 650 stop by itself when the container is full? Yes, the Pela 650 has a built-in float switch that automatically stops the extraction process as soon as the container reaches capacity, preventing overflow.

What tube sizes come with the Pela 650? The Pela 650 includes two extraction tubes, 3/16 inch OD and 1/4 inch OD, each 47 inches long, along with a 39 inch extension tube, so you can choose the diameter that matches your dipstick tube.

How tall is the Pela 650 unit? The Pela 650 stands 25 inches tall and has a cylindrical diameter of 6.25 inches.

How much does the Pela 650 weigh? The Pela 650 Marine Oil Change Pump weighs 8 pounds.

Can I see how much oil has been extracted while pumping? Yes, the Pela 650 has a transparent, calibrated container housing that lets you watch the oil level and see exactly how much has been extracted during the process.

Is any cleaning or maintenance required after use? No special cleaning is required on the Pela 650 unit; simply empty as much oil as possible from the container and avoid storing oil in it long term.

How do I empty the extracted oil from the Pela 650? The Pela 650 includes a pour spout to help empty the container; press the release valve at the top of the unit for 5 seconds, remove the main tube, then pour the oil gently into a recycling container, holding the pump as directed rather than upside down.

Do I need to remove the dipstick before using the Pela 650? Yes, remove the dipstick from the engine and insert the appropriate diameter extraction tube from the Pela 650 into the dipstick pipe until it touches the bottom of the oil pan.

Should the engine be warm before using the Pela 650? Yes, warming up the oil by running the engine first helps contaminants mix and suspend in the oil so the Pela 650 extracts it more effectively; wait for the oil to cool slightly if the dipstick is too hot to hold.

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