If you do a search for "oil filter relocation kit" you will find several results.

Link to kits on Amazon.com:
http://www.amazon.com/s?ie=UTF8&sear...n%20kit&page=1

Dan

 

Over the past 30 years I've accumulated a number of filter removal tools. A giant pair of slip joint pliers, nylon and rubber strap wrenches, a pair of chain pliers, a pair of wide mouth vice grips, and 6 or 7 cups. I've yet to find a filter I couldn't remove.

 

Macho Neighbor...I laughed...hahaha

 

what do you charge for an oil change, labor only, since I have the oil and filters?

J/K

 

just put some channel locks on there. Show it who's boss - my father is famous for over-tightening his

 

I tried a tool that slips over the end but that did not work.The MONDO channel locks did the trick.

2007 Limited
White Sand Tri-Coat
20" Wheels

 

I had the same problem with mine. I had the first free oil change at the dealer, but i would of had to drive about 20 miles to get to it so i decided to do it myself. I attempted to get the damn filter off for approximately 1.5 hrs. The filter would not budge, I tried everything mentioned, but stopped short of putting holes in the filter. I then decided this first change had to happen elsewhere, so I bit the bullet and took it down to the Exxon station and had them change it. They told me it was tough to get off, but they could get more leverage having the truck on the lift. They used the slip over original type oil filter remover. I just hope they didnt put it back on that tight. I told them to just hand tighten. Cost $35, but had a coupon. Ford ought to be shot for putting the damn filter on that tight.