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RE: 1.8 16v oil filter removal??? . . . .any tips?? - Mattcheese31 - 07-12-2014
I've hammered shit at it, had various straps and chains on it, access is a pig so doesn't help but I'm just squashing the filter, piggy, it's got bad laquar peel but its a straight car otherwise, exhaust needs welding or replacing, need the parking space back for my van which was elsewhere, needs to come home now though.
RE: 1.8 16v oil filter removal??? . . . .any tips?? - luke306rallye - 07-12-2014
Tempted.
RE: 1.8 16v oil filter removal??? . . . .any tips?? - Paul_13 - 07-12-2014
I had a similar problem a few years back on a berlingo.
Had to hammer and chisel the oil filter base off as it was soo stuck on. I had ripped the entire filter off trying to do the screw driver method . Took 30 mins of trying, to get it off
RE: 1.8 16v oil filter removal??? . . . .any tips?? - PocketFighter - 08-12-2014
Screw driver, hammer, twist, done
RE: 1.8 16v oil filter removal??? . . . .any tips?? - RetroPug - 08-12-2014
If the filter is on tight enough due to someone overtightening it then the screwdriver will tear through the thin sheet metal casing instead of turning the filter.
The screwdriver method works for loose and maybe a marginally overtightened ones.
RE: 1.8 16v oil filter removal??? . . . .any tips?? - Piggy - 08-12-2014
Try and get a decent long screwdriver onto the rim/lip of the filter as its much meatier...then thump it with a hammer
1.8 16v oil filter removal??? . . . .any tips?? - Frosty - 08-12-2014
Water pump grips will get the oil filter off. Some like these
http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&alt=web&id=110959499137
RE: 1.8 16v oil filter removal??? . . . .any tips?? - PUGNUT_XS - 11-12-2014
One way to do it if its still not moving, get a long chisel and hit the top of the oil filter lip to break the seal, i have done this as last resorts, but be very very careful.
RE: 1.8 16v oil filter removal??? . . . .any tips?? - Mattcheese31 - 11-12-2014
(11-12-2014, 03:54 PM)PUGNUT_XS Wrote: One way to do it if its still not moving, get a long chisel and hit the top of the oil filter lip to break the seal, i have done this as last resorts, but be very very careful.
it's going I haven't space anymore £150 will need towing, wanna buy it? lol
RE: 1.8 16v oil filter removal??? . . . .any tips?? - PUGNUT_XS - 12-12-2014
(11-12-2014, 04:22 PM)Mattcheese31 Wrote:(11-12-2014, 03:54 PM)PUGNUT_XS Wrote: One way to do it if its still not moving, get a long chisel and hit the top of the oil filter lip to break the seal, i have done this as last resorts, but be very very careful.
it's going I haven't space anymore £150 will need towing, wanna buy it? lol
I need a heated window switch LOL
RE: 1.8 16v oil filter removal??? . . . .any tips?? - welshpug - 12-12-2014
wont need towing, just someone to do the MTFUing and fit a new filterm
RE: 1.8 16v oil filter removal??? . . . .any tips?? - Mattcheese31 - 12-12-2014
(12-12-2014, 09:51 AM)welshpug Wrote: wont need towing, just someone to do the MTFUing and fit a new filterm
yeah well, i could easily smash the fuk out of it, it's pretty mangled now as it stands lol, if you want to "mtfu" be my guest, i bought it for a quick flip and cba spending more time on it now, i won't lose any money . .
RE: 1.8 16v oil filter removal??? . . . .any tips?? - Jimmy306uk - 12-12-2014
If you wanted some muscle why didn't you just call me
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