Oil filter removal
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fukin ell ya's are easy beat innit!!! escos ones are in a shitty place for dribbling oil all over ya starter motor... but as far as removal access goes they're a peice of piss!!!
like AlexD said above ya best usin one of these.....
like AlexD said above ya best usin one of these.....
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Re: Oil filter removal
Originally Posted by Paul Ripley
What a bastard place to be!
Any tips or advise of the best tool to use?
Thanks Paul
Any tips or advise of the best tool to use?
Thanks Paul
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Re: Oil filter removal
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Originally Posted by Paul Ripley
What a bastard place to be!
Any tips or advise of the best tool to use?
Thanks Paul
Any tips or advise of the best tool to use?
Thanks Paul
I'll get one of those tools, looks like it cant be removed without damaging the filter done zero miles on it and need to fit a sandwich plate for the Stack's temp and pressure senders.. I have some spare filters thou
JHS you get my postage refund?
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A much cheaper way is a JUBILEE CLIP!!
Tighten on then just tap round with small hammer, or you can wrap,a piece of emery cloth in your hand to grip it and turn it.
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Tighten on then just tap round with small hammer, or you can wrap,a piece of emery cloth in your hand to grip it and turn it.
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Re: Oil filter removal
Originally Posted by Paul Ripley
Mate this car has taken long enough already without more toys to delay me
I'll get one of those tools, looks like it cant be removed without damaging the filter done zero miles on it and need to fit a sandwich plate for the Stack's temp and pressure senders.. I have some spare filters thou
JHS you get my postage refund?
I'll get one of those tools, looks like it cant be removed without damaging the filter done zero miles on it and need to fit a sandwich plate for the Stack's temp and pressure senders.. I have some spare filters thou
JHS you get my postage refund?
I did get the refund You're my favourite ebay seller. Just send me those OZ mags and I'll be happy
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Re: Oil filter removal
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So leave it a bit longer then, do it properly... Good excuse to buy some more aeroquip as well
I did get the refund You're my favourite ebay seller. Just send me those OZ mags and I'll be happy
I seriously get a least two emails/pm a month asking me to sell my mags
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Re: Oil filter removal
Originally Posted by Paul Ripley
Hmmm if a nice 909 mag remote came my way I'd probably do it
I seriously get a least two emails/pm a month asking me to sell my mags
I seriously get a least two emails/pm a month asking me to sell my mags
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As a follow up my local motorfactors sold me one of these
Worked the bollocks and didn't reck the filter so I could put it back on (hasn't done any miles yet)
Worked the bollocks and didn't reck the filter so I could put it back on (hasn't done any miles yet)
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