Motorized oil changing system
AssigneeRay Zager & Company
InventorRaymond Zager
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Abstract
A system for draining and filling oil reservoirs in the crankcases and the transmissions of vehicles with two or more engines, including a motor driver pump, conduits connecting the pump to the crankcases and transmissions of each engine, the generator, and an oil sump; and selector valves to connect the conduits to the pump in a variety of combinations.
Claims12
In a system for draining and refilling the oil from a plurality of engines wherein the system includes a reversible pump driven by an electric motor to an "off" position, a "forward" pumping direction, and a "reverse" pumping direction;
- the flow of oil being selectively directed through a first selector valve and then selectively through conduits therefrom to and from any of three locations wherein two of said three locations being crankcase a crankcase, a first engine and second engine;
- the improvement wherein the third location comprises a second selector valve, another conduit connected between said first and second selector valve said second selector valves, and additional conduits directing oil flow selectively to and from any of three additional locations being a first engine transmission, a second engine transmission, and a generator.
In a system for draining and refilling oil from a plurality of engines wherein the system includes a reversible pump driven by an electric motor having a three-position electric switch to selectively control the motor to an "off" position, a "forward" pumping direction, and a "reverse" pumping direction, a first selector valve and conduits to control the flow of oil to and from any of "three" locations wherein two of said three locations being crankcase a first engine, and a second engine crankcase the improvement wherein the third location comprises a second selector valve in fluid communication with another conduit between first and second said selector valve, additional conduits connected to said second selector valve to direct oil flow to and from any of there additional locations being a first engine transmission, a second engine transmission, and a generator, said first selector valve controlling oil flow between said pump, and said first and second crankcases, engine and said second selector valve, said second selector valve controlling oil flow between said pump, and said first and second transmissions, and said generator only when said first selector valve selects said second selector valve in said one conduit.
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