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Author Topic: removing oil filter from a meriva 1.6  (Read 4487 times)

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terry paget

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Re: removing oil filter from a meriva 1.6
« Reply #30 on: 03 December 2014, 19:06:48 »
I have returned car to sister until the tool arrives. I failed today to shift the filter with a tool with a loop of strong fabric.
I was tempted to attack the filter by attempting to shift it with a chisel on the engine end of the filter. seemed worth a try. Is this a good idea?
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Re: removing oil filter from a meriva 1.6
« Reply #31 on: 03 December 2014, 19:12:14 »
Quote from: terry paget on 03 December 2014, 19:06:48
I have returned car to sister until the tool arrives. I failed today to shift the filter with a tool with a loop of strong fabric.
I was tempted to attack the filter by attempting to shift it with a chisel on the engine end of the filter. seemed worth a try. Is this a good idea?

I don't think I'd use a chisel,to much scope to cause harm
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Re: removing oil filter from a meriva 1.6
« Reply #32 on: 06 December 2014, 16:56:28 »
Thanks to all for advice. Three clawed tool arived today, but it did not shift the filter. So I resorted to the screwdriver. I had to put it through three times, turning it 20 degrees each time, before it would turn by hand. It is now tightened hand tight so next time it should be easy. Thanks. Al.
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