5.4 Oil Filter frustration
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09-02-2014, 02:18 PM
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Maybe modify a tool like this? With a bigger jaw or strap?
RIDGID Telescoping Basin Wrench-31175 at The Home Depot
I saw a "Gator Wrench" and they are $$$ for a big set of pliers.
RIDGID Telescoping Basin Wrench-31175 at The Home Depot
I saw a "Gator Wrench" and they are $$$ for a big set of pliers.
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Interestingly enough, Ford mounted one of these just under the filter... tho it looks like the engine head has flexed it as the back end that's actually under the filter is bent down 
My daughter's PT Crusier oil filter has one of those situations where this would be convenient... I've been cutting open a milk jug to do the trick.
My daughter's PT Crusier oil filter has one of those situations where this would be convenient... I've been cutting open a milk jug to do the trick.
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09-02-2014, 03:48 PM
I have to slide the lower rad hose over a bit but I get mine on without too much fuss. I'm interested to see the pic, maybe something is different from mine to yours?
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