Long Neck Oil Funnel, Plastic Spill Saver Funnels, Multi-Function Funnel for All Automotive Oils, Water, Diesel Fuel, Lubricants, Engine Oils, Kerosene and Other Liquids (Small)

What It Is

A flexible, long-neck funnel with a built-in spill saver valve, designed for adding oil, fuel, or other fluids to small engines like lawn mowers, tractors, generators, and ATVs where access is tight.

Fitment & Compatibility

• Universal fit for any engine or machine with a standard oil fill or fuel tank opening (typically 1–2 inch diameter necks).
• Not brand-specific—works with all lawn mower brands (Honda, Briggs & Stratton, Toro, John Deere, Craftsman, etc.) and most small engines.
• Measure the fill tube length if your engine has a deep, angled dipstick tube (e.g., some Kohler or Kawasaki engines)—the funnel neck is ~8 inches long, but may not reach extremely recessed ports.
• Check cap diameter—the funnel tip fits standard 1-inch openings; for larger diesel or tractor fuel tanks, confirm the tip seats snugly.

Key Things to Know

• Spill saver valve works best with thin fluids (engine oil, diesel, kerosene); thick gear oil or cold oil may slow flow and require manual venting.
• No installation needed—just insert and pour; the flexible neck bends but doesn’t hold its shape under heavy fluid weight.
• Clean thoroughly after each use—residue from different fluids can mix or clog the valve; the funnel is not dishwasher-safe (plastic may warp).
• Not for gasoline—while it says “all automotive oils,” gasoline vapors can degrade the plastic over time; use only for oil, diesel, kerosene, or water.

Should You Buy It

Buy it if you regularly service small engines with tight, awkward fill locations and want to avoid messy spills—at ~$6, it’s a cheap upgrade over a standard funnel, but skip it if you only need to fill a wide-open car oil cap or plan to use it with thick, cold fluids.