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Old 01-06-2012, 09:53 PM
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Has anyone used either the Fram SD2 or the Fumoto F106n Quick Drain? It appears the space needed between the valve end (hose end) and the frame brace/shield may be too narrow for either. Please note my question refers to the convertible model.
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Old 01-06-2012, 10:04 PM
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The fumotovalve should work. They have adapters that should work with the New Beetle.

Stay away from the Fram Valve.
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Old 01-06-2012, 10:19 PM
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IndyTom, just looked at the quickoildrainvalve and it is the same as the Fumoto. Just wondering if anyone has actually used either. Thanks, Tom
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IndyTom, just looked at the quickoildrainvalve and it is the same as the Fumoto. Just wondering if anyone has actually used either. Thanks, Tom
I have used it on my 04 Audi TT and it worked great. I never had a car with 2.5 motor so I don't know what the oil pan is like but Fumoto has two different adapters/extensions which you can use in case your oil pan has an indentation.
One thing I like about the valve is that once installed you don't have to worry about your aluminum oil pan threads stripping while you are tightening the standard oil plug.
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very good info ..Changing oil in a beetle with 2.5 engine is a pain ..wondering the reliability of a add on to drain plug...
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very good info ..Changing oil in a beetle with 2.5 engine is a pain ..wondering the reliability of a add on to drain plug...
I don't think the reliability would be compromised with the adapter. The Fumoto Valve is a high quality valve compared to anything else out there. The Fram SD valve is a POS so don't even go there. Heck even ECS tuning recommends it.
Volkswagen New Beetle 2.5L > ECS News > Fumoto Oil Drain Valve - Volkswagen/Audi

How bad can it be.
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If you will go to the Fumoto's web site (Google) you will see different models of the F106 (14mm x 1.5). These are a high quality item.
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Old 01-06-2012, 11:22 PM
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According to ECS you will need the F106N and at the ECS site it comes already with the adapter and the nipple to attach a hose to if you feel the need. $34.95 A bit pricey but worth it. I may order one myself for my next oil change.
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