[Narcosis]

I picked this up at my local O'Reilly auto parts. Perfect fit, good price, works with either a 3/8" ratchet or 1" box wrench.

FYI.


Edit - and never mind. Fits the filter fine, but not enough clearance between the filter and the block, and it won't slip onto the end of the filter currently in place. I'm gonna try and grind down the lip which is in the way.

 

[Silverback]

That's why I use a small strap wrench. Cheap and effective. (Just like me :laugh)

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[mcnphotog]

I bought one of these recently on ebay for about $17. It did the job but at times was still a little tight getting it passed the stator plug(?). I've seen those k&N filters that have the nut on the end of them. Seems like a smarter idea all around.

 

[webco2]

I picked this up at my local O'Reilly auto parts. Perfect fit, good price, works with either a 3/8" ratchet or 1" box wrench.

FYI.


Edit - and never mind. Fits the filter fine, but not enough clearance between the filter and the block, and it won't slip onto the end of the filter currently in place. I'm gonna try and grind down the lip which is in the way.

I ground about two inches of the rim off of mine, works great now . :thumbsup

 

[Kainam]

I use something similar to this:

Nylon strap wrench, wont nick black powdercoat engine cases.


$7 at O'Reilly auto

http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/detail/PEN4/19400/N0066.oap?ck=Search_N0066_-1_124&categoryRedirect=N0066&pt=N0066

 

[03SoftailStd]

I just use a cheap strap style with a plastic handle. I don't remember paying much more than about 5 buck for it. I don't put my oil filters on that tight anyway, so my cheap strap works pretty good.

 

[MikeyTX]

I've tried just about every freek'n thing out there. Finally bought the one from the MoCo with the cut out in it for the sensor. Works like a champ. They actually got it right the first time. :rollin

 

[Chief Illiniwek]

I've tried just about every freek'n thing out there. Finally bought the one from the MoCo with the cut out in it for the sensor. Works like a champ. They actually got it right the first time. :rollin

This is by far the best. I've tried four different styles.

 

[kd5cqt]

Used the strap wrench for years. Bought the MOCO cutout version and it works fine, too, but prefer the strap wrench.

 

[Chief Illiniwek]

There's only one position that I can get the strap to work. I guess if I got to know that spot well enough, it'd be ok. But you can still only turn it a 16th of a turn at a time. The cup wrench you can turn as fast as you can ratchet.

I'm not trying to convince you, kd. I'm just blown away by your post.

 

[Silverback]

I'm not trying to convince you, kd. I'm just blown away by your post.

kd likes strap-ons.

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[southernman_67]

kd likes strap-ons.

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Ouch

 

[kd5cqt]

I should have known to expect that from you guys. What buddies. Seriously, All I need is for the filter to break loose, and it's then very easy to spin it off. And yes, I am now ready for the expected "spin-offs" from that remark.

 

[ksnfme]

Use the filters with the nut on the end. I then take a 16oz coke or pepsi bottle, cut out the bottom, then slit it up from the bottom to the cap neck and remove half, that way I can slip that under the filter and remove it and the hacked up bottle acts like a funnel and the waste oil runs in to my drain pan, and doesnt make so much mess. Thats what I do anyway.

K&N High Performance Chrome Wrench-Off Oil Filter | 740-472 | J&P Cycles

 

[urban]

strap wrench for me. cheap, works on any thing and wont injur any motor parts