If you can find the oil filter, I'll give you a quarter. If you can get it out after the lube tech tightened it to 325 lbft, I'll give you sixty bucks.
If you can find the oil filter, I'll give you a quarter. If you can get it out after the lube tech tightened it to 325 lbft, I'll give you sixty bucks.
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Edit: I snapped this after I found it. That's how I knew it was on so tight. It still took me a good few minutes to find it because I kept looking under the car. I wasn't expecting the filter to be on top.
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Oxyacetylene torch. It cannot be tight if it's liquid.
25 0 ReplyI would hesitate to take a tirch to an oil filter.
12 0 ReplyWhat could go wrong? It'll be fine
18 0 ReplyAfter all, a stubborn oil filter will be the least of your concerns then ๐
10 0 ReplyI'm always nervous when I hear that in the shop.
7 0 ReplyJust close your eyes and let it happen
7 0 ReplyI'll back up to a safe distance and dial 91
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Just let the apprentice do it. Boss can't be too mad at someone just learning.
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Tin snips would be a better option if you just absolutely can't get it off.
4 0 ReplyIโve had a few where I was forced to crush it with some vice grips then turn the handle on the grips with a long cheater bar
5 0 ReplyI've seen another desperate option of hammering a screwdriver or a long punch through the can, and then twisting off with a pipe/cheater.
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I love the way you think. Fire always solves something lmao
4 0 ReplyJust remember Newton's first law: Fire is fucking awesome
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