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    Need a new funnel?

     



    What do you think about this, Form-A-Funnel. Watch the video.

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    I guess somebody had to do it sometime; great product. Kudos to them. The re-usable part is the best.

    Been using other more easily disposable stuff for that for as long as I can remember. I always kept a roll of waxed butcher paper on my trucks, and aluminum foil has been an old standby, too.
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    Looks like a pretty good product, I just bought a long funnel for transmission fluid to pour in the small tube. Some cars you take out the plug and the oil hits the frame. It usually ends up with a mess to clean up.

    Next time I go to NAPA I will get one.

    Thanks for posting the product.



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    Quote Originally Posted by ford2custom View Post
    Looks like a pretty good product, I just bought a long funnel for transmission fluid to pour in the small tube.
    Richard
    Just saw a tip on "Gears" that looked great for filling a tranny. He used an enema bottle which has a long plastic hose with a shut-off clamp. Just fill up the bottle, hang it from the hood, insert the hose in the tube and open the valve. Looked real easy...no fuss or mess. As he said, keep this one in the garage so it doesn't get used for the "other" (intended) use.
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    I'm going to try to find one - the local NAPA is.....

    (now, if they were only self cleaning)
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