oil filter changing.
Lead Driver
Joined: Jan 2010
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I punch the bottom and wait a few minutes, but there's still oil coming out around the edge of the filter. No biggie to me because I use nitrile gloves.
One tip for draining the oil from the sump is to use a Fumoto valve. It replaces the drain plug with a valve. You can even attach a rubber hose to it, which is what I do, and then drain directly into your recycle container. Makes the job much simpler.
One tip for draining the oil from the sump is to use a Fumoto valve. It replaces the drain plug with a valve. You can even attach a rubber hose to it, which is what I do, and then drain directly into your recycle container. Makes the job much simpler.
Fleet Mechanic
Joined: Oct 2006
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From: North Florida
One thing I miss about my 6.0 is the oil filter. Easiest oil change ever. I had a Fumoto valve on that truck, and now I have one on my 6.7. I feel better about this one because it faces rearward instead of down. On my last oil change I punched a hole in the bottom of the filter (motorcraft) with an awl. It seemed to drain pretty completely. I didn't have any spillage when I loosened it.
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Joined: Feb 2014
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For the filter how about using a Form-A-Funnel? Doesn't hurt to have one of these and they are really flexible. Form-A-Funnel® Flexible Draining Tool
For the changing the oil in the sump, check out this video of the EZ Oil Drain Valve.
For the changing the oil in the sump, check out this video of the EZ Oil Drain Valve.
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