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ChrisBoom

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Registered: 6th Dec 06
Location: Highland
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13th Jun 07 at 12:50

Tried again to get the oil filter off the 1.2 8v dungbox, wouldnt move with the chain thing, then tried a screwdriver through it. All it did was tear a huge gash in the filter, wont budge it

Actually looks like its rusted on there, heap of shite

Superlite Ltd.

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Registered: 9th Jan 07
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13th Jun 07 at 13:00

rusted on! Maybe the rubber ring came off when a new one was being fitted.

how much is left of it now? Chains are crap, you want a rubber band type strap thing.

ChrisBoom

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13th Jun 07 at 13:04

quote:
Originally posted by Superlite Ltd.
rusted on! Maybe the rubber ring came off when a new one was being fitted.

how much is left of it now? Chains are crap, you want a rubber band type strap thing.

Well theres a 2" tear on the top from the screwdriver, nothing will budge the bastard, screwdrive just tears the casing more if you push

andyc1234

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Registered: 7th Nov 06
Location: Lancashire
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13th Jun 07 at 13:05

2 screwdrivers

Superlite Ltd.

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13th Jun 07 at 13:06

I think FRAM oil filters have a nut head on top, maybe you should use these next time lol

...first time ever i have recomended no genuine

[Edited on 13-06-2007 by Superlite Ltd.]

ChrisBoom

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13th Jun 07 at 14:25

I got the bastard off.

With a crowbar

Finished result:

Yay

JoeSRi

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Registered: 23rd Mar 06
Location: Tewkesbury
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13th Jun 07 at 14:32

Tidy

Graham88

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Registered: 16th Apr 07
Location: South East Kent Drives: E46 M3
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13th Jun 07 at 14:48

Neatly does it.

shane2corsa

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13th Jun 07 at 15:09

shiiiit that looks like its been on years

m1ke

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13th Jun 07 at 15:10

next time remember to put a bit of oil on the seal before you put it on

Kurt

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13th Jun 07 at 15:23

did you put the screwdriver straight through or just in one side?

ChrisBoom

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13th Jun 07 at 15:30

hasnt been changed in 2 years at least, been sitting in a field for that long. I put the screwdriver right through, but i ended up snapping the screwdriver it was on so tight