Automatic Powerful Electric Hand fuel pump

Description

Here is a quick video to show you how efficient an electric hand fuel pump works, and also save you time and money.

Features:

• A battery-operated pump makes it safe and easy to transfer liquid from a tank; a Tube length of 16 inches fits 3 to 5-gallon fluid. Hose up to feet. Suction Tube Diameter of 1inch.
• Siphons at a rate of 2.2 gallons or pumps 9 quarts of liquid per minute.
• Transfer pump for a variety of liquids, gas, water, oil, and other non-corrosive liquids.
• The battery-powered pump works at full power with 6AA or 2D batteries (not included)，2 AA battery will turn on but slow(when lacking battery)
• This quart fluid transfer pump features a lightweight design for easy transport, use in the garage, shop, basement, aquarium, boat, bathroom, or yard
• Mainly used in garages, aquariums, homes, and yards.
• Each set is equipped with a ring to increase the robustness of the hose.
• A hand-held pump is easy to use and can move liquid from tank (water and other non-corrosive liquids) safely and easily.
• The material is an environmentally friendly food-grade PE pipe.

Product Specifications:

• Type: liquid pump, oil extractor
• material: plastic
• Motor power: 3W
• Working current: 1A
• Working voltage: 3V (use two 1st dry batteries, the package does not contain a battery, please buy it yourself)
• Project color: blue, red

Package Contents:

• 1 * liquid pump (no batteries included) + 1 year satisfied guarantee

How to use a hand fuel pump for transferring liquid from tank?

A hand fuel pump is an essential tool for any car owner. However, most drivers don’t know how to use one properly.

I show you how to use a hand fuel transfer pump. This is a very useful tool that can save you money on gas and prevent engine damage.

#1. How to Use a Hand Fuel Pump

Step 1: Turn off the ignition switch.

Step 2: Open the hood.

Step 3: Remove the cap from the filler tube.

Step 4: Place the nozzle into the filler tube.

Tip: Make sure the nozzle is pointing up.

Step 5: Close the hood.

Step 6: Put the key back into the ignition switch.

Tip: If you see smoke coming out of the filler tube, turn off the ignition switch immediately.

Step 7: Press the starter button.

Step 8: Wait until the engine starts.

Step 9: Release the starter button.

Tip: If the engine doesn’t start after pressing the starter button, press it again.

Step 10: Once the engine starts, remove the nozzle from the filler tube. The fuel should flow freely.

Step 11: Close the hood. Then, close the door gently.

Step 12: Drive away safely.