What Size Oil Filter Wrench?
#1
What Size Oil Filter Wrench?
Hey guys, getting ready to change my oil; and noticed my dad's Oil filter wrench is too big.
The filter that is on right now is just a generic crappy oil filter. What size and brand wrench do you guys use?
The filter that is on right now is just a generic crappy oil filter. What size and brand wrench do you guys use?
#6
I got a bad *** deal from WRXTransformed on 6 quarts of Amsoil 5w20XL and an Ea filter.
I'm going to do it tomorrow, 100 degrees is a little out of my comfort zone...
One question I have though; when changing the oil, I have to jack up the car(no ramps ) and was wondering if it is alright to leave the oil that is stuck in the oil pan?
I'm going to do it tomorrow, 100 degrees is a little out of my comfort zone...
One question I have though; when changing the oil, I have to jack up the car(no ramps ) and was wondering if it is alright to leave the oil that is stuck in the oil pan?
#7
6th Gear Member
Jacking the car up a tad will actually allow you to drain more oil then if it was level IMO. And if it doesn't, what remains is usch a small fraction of the volume that I wouldn't worry about it.
I also use the Amsoil oil and Ea filter. Good for at least 10,000 miles.
I also use the Amsoil oil and Ea filter. Good for at least 10,000 miles.
#9
6th Gear Member
The drain hole is at the rear of the pan so you'll benefit with the front up, be it jacks or ramps, as far as the pan goes. I can't say if it'll also trap some oil in other places while it drains TO the pan.
With regard to jack stand, I have stands and ramps and I find the ramps to be easier to use and I feel more secure under the car with them then with the stands (even though my stands are pretty beefy). If your stands are the cheap stamped metal type, I truly hope you'll be careful. They've been known to collapse.
Sorry. Off my soap box now...
With regard to jack stand, I have stands and ramps and I find the ramps to be easier to use and I feel more secure under the car with them then with the stands (even though my stands are pretty beefy). If your stands are the cheap stamped metal type, I truly hope you'll be careful. They've been known to collapse.
Sorry. Off my soap box now...