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Lisle Oil Filter Removal Wrench: Wide-Range $7.60, Import Expired
$6.85
$12.19
Amazon.com has select Lisle Oil Filter Removal Wrenches on sale listed below. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $25+ orders. Thanks albisylk
Available Sizes:
Available Sizes:
- Import (Fits filters from 2-1/2" to 3-1/8") $6.85
- Wide-Range (Fits filters from 3-1/8" to 3-7/8) $7.62
Alternatively, Home Depot.com also has Lisle Oil Filter Removal Wrenches (Import) on sale for $6.85. Select free in-store pickup if stock permits.
Note, availability for in-store pickup may vary depending on location.
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Made from steel and compatible with a 3/8" drive. This tool is only for filter removal.
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But a note about installation: Hand-tight is different for different people, so it's best to tighten with a torque wrench to the spec for your car (if available) or to the specifications that come with the filter, usually something like "3/4 turn past seal contact". If you can do that by hand, great, but the filter doesn't care if you use your hand or a tool to tighten it as long as you tighten it properly.
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But a note about installation: Hand-tight is different for different people, so it's best to tighten with a torque wrench to the spec for your car (if available) or to the specifications that come with the filter, usually something like "3/4 turn past seal contact". If you can do that by hand, great, but the filter doesn't care if you use your hand or a tool to tighten it as long as you tighten it properly.
But a note about installation: Hand-tight is different for different people, so it's best to tighten with a torque wrench to the spec for your car (if available) or to the specifications that come with the filter, usually something like "3/4 turn past seal contact". If you can do that by hand, great, but the filter doesn't care if you use your hand or a tool to tighten it as long as you tighten it properly.
But a note about installation: Hand-tight is different for different people, so it's best to tighten with a torque wrench to the spec for your car (if available) or to the specifications that come with the filter, usually something like "3/4 turn past seal contact". If you can do that by hand, great, but the filter doesn't care if you use your hand or a tool to tighten it as long as you tighten it properly.
use all the time though, i like doing my own oil and gettin all these slick oil/filter deals!
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But it's basically a precaution to pre-oil the o-ring. It's mainly lubrication for installing the oil filter without damaging the o-ring.