OEMTOOLS No-Spill Coolant Funnel Kit, 15 Piece Fluid and Oil Funnel Set, Allows Access To Hard-To-Reach Radiators

Made from quality materials, provided caps work perfectly on various vehicles, from Chevrolet to Dodge and many other manufacturers. Funnel does not leak even when burping a coolant system, rubber seals work like they should. Funnel system securely attaches to vehicle, no need to worry about the unit falling over. All accessories can be conveniently stored in the funnel when not in use. Funnel has a built-in stopper to hold liquid in funnel and transport back into container once radiator is full. OEM makes great quality tools; I would highly recommend this tool for any DIY'er or gearhead. It is a great addition to any garage.

I was very pleased with the changes to the clear funnel and the lid for storage

Simplifies changing your antifreeze.

A must have tool for coolant changes. It really makes the job easy and a smaller hassle with no mess of toxic chemicals to worry about. For the home mechanic, if you’re going to change your engine coolant/antifreeze, you have to have one of these, no question.

Works well,would been nice if it came with instructions tho,instead I had to figure it out on my own

Saw it on you tube and was impressed then went to my favorite place and it was 24 dlls +tax already paid for it self

Half the price of autozone for the same kit. A must have in the tool kit when doing coolant on your vehicle. Ensures all the air gets out of the system. Comes with multiple caps for different vehicles. Included the large cap I needed for my 2015 ram 1500 5.7L

In the hallowed halls of car maintenance, where the gods of speed and precision hold court, I recently embarked on a daring quest. The challenge? To navigate the perilous waters of DIY car repair on a beast as fearsome and noble as the McLaren. This chariot of the gods, having gallantly charged through 16,000 miles of adventure, suffered a cruel twist of fate, a rupture in its engine bay, a wound inflicted by the very essence of its power.Upon seeking the wisdom of the oracle, otherwise known as the dealership, I was presented with a Herculean task: a repair bill of $9,000. A sum that could ransom kings or build cities! Yet, in the face of such adversity, I turned to an ally as resourceful as Odysseus, a mechanic friend with knowledge vast and deep.Our odyssey began not with a golden chariot but with a humble journey to the domain of the common man, Home Depot. There, for a mere $5, we procured a part, a talisman of hope. But the true artifact of our quest was a modest $20 kit, the OEM Tools coolant funnel kit. A tool not of gold or jewels, but of unparalleled valor in the face of daunting mechanical foes.The beast lay in wait, its engine bay a labyrinth as intricate and treacherous as the one that held the Minotaur. The task ahead, to reach into the very heart of the beast, navigating a maze of components with only our wits and our humble toolkit. It was a trial that tested the limits of mortal endurance and ingenuity.With the patience of Job and the finesse of a master alchemist, we embarked on the sacred rite of coolant flush. The process, akin to the legendary feats of turning lead into gold, required not only physical dexterity but a deep communion with the machine spirit of the McLaren. The OEM Tools kit, in its unassuming glory, became the rod of Asclepius, bringing healing to the wounded beast.And lo, as the coolant flowed like the majestic River Nile, rejuvenating the parched veins of the McLaren, a miracle was wrought. The engine, once silenced by its affliction, roared to life, a testament to the triumph of human will over the capricious whims of fate.Thus, with a tale that will echo through the annals of DIY car repair, I stand before you. A humble knight, armed with nothing more than a $20 kit and a $5 part, who faced down the might of the McLaren 720s and emerged victorious. Let this saga be a beacon to all who tread the path of automotive maintenance, a reminder that even the most daunting challenges can be overcome with courage, wisdom, and the right tools at your side.And so, to those who dare to dream, who venture into the unknown with a wrench in hand and hope in their hearts, remember: it's not the size of your tool kit that matters, but the spirit of the mechanic. Onward, to glory and beyond.