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Oil Filter Removal

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dayne66:
Turn in a self tapping screw through the wrench and unto the filter. I have had to do that two times.....both after dealer OCs...then there is the excessive torque applied to the drain plugs!


Finster101:
This is simply caused by the tech or whoever did the oil change not lubing the seal with oil as every filter manufacturer instructs to do.

Aussie:

--- Quote from: Finster101 on October 19, 2023, 08:07:11 PM ---This is simply caused by the tech or whoever did the oil change not lubing the seal with oil as every filter manufacturer instructs to do.

--- End quote ---

In addition to no lube on o-ring would be screwing the filter on too tight.
1/2 to 3/4 turns after o-ring contact should be enough.

efrbc1:
K&N filter next time.  Better than the HD and has a 17mm hex on the end for easy removal.

dayne66:

--- Quote from: efrbc1 on October 29, 2023, 11:54:35 AM ---K&N filter next time.  Better than the HD and has a 17mm hex on the end for easy removal.

--- End quote ---
I have an extra 6 pt 17 mm handy just for K&N filters

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