Fumoto touts snap-on plastic elbow for nipple-type drain valves

Apr 7, 2012

Updated Apr 11, 2012

Fumoto’s snap-on plastic elbow is designed to convert straight nipple-type drain valves to 90-degree L-shaped valves to facilitate improved hose connection, making it suited for tight areas with clearance issues.

The 90-degree bend will help prevent the connected hose from kinking to facilitate full oil flow from the oil pan to help simplify oil changes.

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