Lincoln MV7241 Hand Fluid Transfer Pump Automotive

Product Description

The LINCOLN MV7241 is a hand-operated fluid transfer pump designed for automotive service environments. Built from polyethylene, it handles the transfer and evacuation of non-volatile fluids including brake fluid, coolants, engine oil, power steering fluid, and transmission fluid. The hand-powered design requires no electricity or compressed air, making it practical for shop use and field service alike. A 50-inch hose provides reach into reservoirs, drain pans, and remote service points without repositioning the vehicle or equipment. Licensed technicians and automotive service professionals are the primary installers and operators of this pump.

This pump is suited for both light-duty shop work and mobile service applications where fluid evacuation or top-off is required. Common uses include oil changes, transmission fluid exchanges, coolant system servicing, brake fluid bleeding preparation, and power steering reservoir maintenance. Its compatibility with multiple fluid types makes it a versatile single-tool solution for general automotive fluid management tasks in residential garages, independent shops, and fleet maintenance facilities.

Key Features

• Hand-powered operation requires no electricity or air supply
• Polyethylene construction resists common automotive fluids
• 50-inch hose length provides extended reach into engine compartments and fluid reservoirs
• Compatible with brake fluid, coolants, engine oil, power steering fluid, and transmission fluid
• Designed for transferring or evacuating virtually any non-volatile fluid

Compatibility

Designed for use with brake fluid, coolants, engine oil, power steering fluid, and transmission fluid in automotive service applications requiring non-volatile fluid transfer or evacuation.

Installation Notes

This pump is operated by automotive technicians and general service professionals. Before use, confirm the target fluid is non-volatile and compatible with polyethylene. Always relieve any system pressure before inserting the hose into a closed reservoir or fluid circuit. Keep the pump and hose clear of heat sources and rotating components during operation.