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Old 15-Apr-2006, 20:28
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Can\'t remove oil filter :-(

I stupidly thought that to save a few pounds and to learn a bit about servicing that performing an oil change myself was the way to go.

I tried to remove the filter using a removal strap that a friend lent me. Would not budge. SO I then stupidly banged a screw driver through it and that has just torn the filter.

Any ideas. Looks like I may well be going to Mondays BSB in the car.
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Old 15-Apr-2006, 20:33
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hmmm you just have to struggle now
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Old 15-Apr-2006, 21:04
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Hello flanagaj

Halfords do a oil fitler nylon strap with a socket head,
good for getting leaverage.

I think they also do a chain version, but this is a pig to get
round the filter.

and use a this to tighten the filter up, a touch after hand tight.


good luck

Dont forget that oil catcher

regards


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Old 15-Apr-2006, 22:03
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Tighten a jubilee clip aroud the filter and undo with a C spanner.
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Old 15-Apr-2006, 22:04
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Easy to try and unscrew the filter the wrong way when your lying on your back and the filter is upside down!
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Old 15-Apr-2006, 22:13
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Just whack a long screwdriver through it a turn it out like everyone else does
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Old 15-Apr-2006, 23:56
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Since you've already tried the screwdriver method, and probably don't have enough filter left after tearing it for a strap wrench, you'll have to try drifting it out very gently.

There is a specialist tool available for extracting torn / damaged oil filters, but I can't remember the name.
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stab it
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Old 16-Apr-2006, 03:00
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Just whack a long screwdriver through it a turn it out like everyone else does

That's the way mate. When in doubt get medieva on its ass
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Old 16-Apr-2006, 10:02
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If some one has a broken oil filter ,could they send it to me and i will try and make something up to remove it while its on the bike , ,once i get back to work that is
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