2019 Honda Brio

**Deestone** · June 7th, 2020 02:44 PM

So i had my oil change yesterday and i forgot to tell my mechanic to use only 3.6L he poured in the whole 4L and the dipstick is a little above the max level.

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**Lin Dan** · June 7th, 2020 05:13 PM

Originally Posted by Deestone

So i had my oil change yesterday and i forgot to tell my mechanic to use only 3.6L he poured in the whole 4L and the dipstick is a little above the max level.

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Ooops

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**dr. d** · June 7th, 2020 05:20 PM

Originally Posted by Deestone

So i had my oil change yesterday and i forgot to tell my mechanic to use only 3.6L he poured in the whole 4L and the dipstick is a little above the max level.

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can you suck it out via the oil dipstick tube?
one can make a simple oil suck-er-outer...

**Egan101** · June 7th, 2020 05:22 PM

Oks lang yan. I guess 4/10 of a liter is not much.

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**Deestone** · June 7th, 2020 11:30 PM

Originally Posted by Egan101

Oks lang yan. I guess 4/10 of a liter is not much.

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Okay sir. I guess its better to be over the max limit compared to lower than minimum.

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**travajante** · June 7th, 2020 11:35 PM

Originally Posted by Deestone

So i had my oil change yesterday and i forgot to tell my mechanic to use only 3.6L he poured in the whole 4L and the dipstick is a little above the max level.

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Overfills? No problem...Another Fumoto advantage.

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**Deestone** · June 7th, 2020 11:38 PM

So if you are doing oil change using fumoto you just flip the valve and down goes the oil there is no need to remove the whole plug.

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**travajante** · June 7th, 2020 11:48 PM

Originally Posted by Deestone

So if you are doing oil change using fumoto you just flip the valve and down goes the oil this no need to remove the whole plug.

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Exactly, sir. Convenient/clean draining. No more fears of leaks, plug over/under tightening/stripping/seizing. Though not really necessary, Fumoto offers the optional lock clips(black & red)....for added mind peace.

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**Deestone** · June 7th, 2020 11:55 PM

Originally Posted by travajante

Exactly, sir. Convenient/clean draining. No more fears of leaks, plug over/under tightening/stripping/seizing. Though not really necessary, Fumoto offers the optional lock clips(black & red)....for added mind peace.

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I check online and mostly are overseas seller is this the F108N model and compatible with all vehicles just one size?

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**travajante** · June 8th, 2020 12:11 AM

Originally Posted by Deestone

I check online and mostly are overseas seller is this the F108N model and compatible with all vehicles just one size?

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Extract your engine's Fumoto model number/s here:
Search Results | Fumoto(R) Engine Oil Drain Valves
Mine(F106 w/ LC10 Lock clip) were from Amazon. If your plug is M14x1.5thread pitch, then F106 applies. The F108 is for M16x1.5 plug size/pitch.
F-16 | Fumoto(R) Engine Oil Drain Valves

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