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PostPosted: Sat Sep 09, 2006 11:55 pm 
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Well i cannot get my oil filter off.
its one of those spin ones, z418 or something, and was doing an swap, going cruising tomorrow morning, and just cant get the thing off,
I think i put the last one on, obviously too tight.

But which way should it be turned to get it back off again.

Quick, go find out :)

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anticlock wise lol get a large pair of multy grips they will do the job


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sherman67 wrote:
anticlock wise lol get a large pair of multy grips they will do the job


I've seen people stab it right through with a big screwdriver, and get some torque that way - I'm a fan of the chain grip myself - el cheapo supercheap oil filter remover.
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PostPosted: Sun Sep 10, 2006 12:02 am 
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sherman67 wrote:
anticlock wise lol get a large pair of multy grips they will do the job


Ahhh
Cheers, :P
There is a set of multigrips that float around here somewhere.
I see them almost everytime i go outside to the shed.
But,
of cause,
The only time i have ever needed them,
I cannot find them anywhere :? .

Oh well,
Will have a go at the filter in the morning,

Thankyou peoples :)

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If that fails, a big screwdriver through the side and use the handle to turn it. I speak from experience. :wink:

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speedy wrote:
If that fails, a big screwdriver through the side and use the handle to turn it. I speak from experience. :wink:


Thats how Ive done 4 of mine works a charm!!!


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PostPosted: Sun Sep 10, 2006 8:18 am 
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Is everyone 100% sure that you turn it anticlockwise to get it off?

Its almost dead now,
Not much of the solid filter to work with :) :P

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When looking at filter from front of car it need's to be unscrewed fom right to left,you could try using a screwdriver or a small blunt chisel and give it a tap with a hammer on the lip of the FILTER in the direction that it has to come off, DO NOT hit the filter housing.Make sure that you oil the seal on new filter and do not over tighten it.


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Go the BFH.

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Stab it and twist it, like i always do.

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yep, stab the lil bugga!

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Yep i'm a stabber when they are stubborn.

Read the packaging for correct fitment (and take it into practice), and you'll never have a bastardly tight oil filter again :wink:


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i took my last one of with my belt... :)

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Apparently it want anticlockwise.
When i had finished stabbing it and turning it the wrong way, there was almost no solid filter left to stab,

But when i decided, well father decided it was the wrong way,
He just got it off.

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i took my last one of with my belt... :)

That is alright till the neighbours complain about your arse crack being in full view of the kiddies.


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