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rasmussen



Member Since: 13 Mar 2012
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Oil filter plastic cup, stuck. How to get it off?
I have been searching here on the forum to see if there have been other like me who cannot get the oil filter plastic cup off.
But I seem to be the only useless chap here Smile

Basically I have just drain the oil from the warm engine but now I cannot get the filter cup off. The plastic edges on the “nut” is getting worth and worth. I really try to push hard as I can upwards while turn but no luck.

Is there anyone who know of a trick?

All advise would be appreciated.
Thank you,
Post #262600 31st Aug 2013 10:34am
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mega



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Hi its better if you use a 6 sided socket and not the 12 point type Whistle
Post #262630 31st Aug 2013 2:24pm
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pope10001



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If that doesn't work then try an oil filter wrench, the strap type. I would definitely look into replacing the black part as well.

Regards,

Mark
Post #262633 31st Aug 2013 2:43pm
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Dieselhead



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Yep def 6 side socket

27mm if I am correct. Same size as your wheel nuts

Put some grease on the threads when you refit / replace it Thumbs Up Chris

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rasmussen



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Gents,

Thank you very much for your replies!!!

I still have a lot to learn!

Cheers,
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dgardel



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Dieselhead wrote:
Yep def 6 side socket

27mm if I am correct. Same size as your wheel nuts Thumbs Up Thumbs Up Thumbs Up Thumbs Up

Put some grease on the threads when you refit / replace it Thumbs Up
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Dieselhead



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Take it I am right Thumbs Up Laughing Chris

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1953 Series 1 for restoration
1983 Mini Mayfair
2004 VW T5 Camper
2008 Diahatsu Sirion. Thats hers
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Post #264025 5th Sep 2013 6:08pm
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Schw8te



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And keep in mind: Torque is 25Nm/19ft.lbs !

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Post #264152 6th Sep 2013 5:55am
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Natlas



Member Since: 20 Mar 2013
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Hi Folks,
I have the correct 27mm spanner to remove my oil filter housing but cannot budge it, presumably because the main dealer that last serviced it did it up too tight? If I try too hard it looks like the plastic housing will twist and break.
Does anybody have any tips that will make it easier to remove?
Untried thoughts are: surround it with a pot of boiling water to heat up the plastic, or run engine to warm things up from the inside, both hoping the plastic will expand slightly more than the aluminium engine and thus become easier to remove.

All ideas welcome, thanks. 2.2 90 XS
88" Series One
Old Norton Smile
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RED-DOT



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.....belt type oil filter remover? 2008 RS4 gone, 123d M Sport, and a Puma 90 XS..
Post #583220 7th Dec 2016 1:09pm
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RichLech



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Get one of these six sided, face drive sockets.



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Post #583268 7th Dec 2016 5:13pm
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dorsetsmith



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or use wheel nut brace its 6 sided and 27mm
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agentmulder



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Order a new one whatever.

But yeah I'm with the strap wrench folk on this one... It's exactly for this situation. Solved the bowel problem, working on the consonants...
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LR90XS2011



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buy the new one and have it ready before you try again, the one you have will need replacing and may well fail as you remove it and you will then be stuck DEFENDER 90 TDCI XS,

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