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Old 08-13-2010, 09:07 PM
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****ing oil filter... HELP!!!
UPDATE:

Hengman is the man. It worked problem solved

So i am changing the oil in the forester. Its the first oil change so everything is facotry tightened.

Its a 2010 ****ing forester

I CAN NOT get this ****ing oil filter off, i have every oil filter wrench made and i cant get it off. had 3 friends over to help, one of which we call "the big red retard" cuz he is so strong, cant get it off...

anyone have any tricks before i burn this ****ing car to the ground...

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stick a screw driver through it and twist it off. It should go then..I've had to do that a few times.
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let me take a pic for you and show you the space i am working with
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best tool ever.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Mac-T...motiveQ5fTools
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Ask bruce lee

he had this exact same problem
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ok but i dont have that tool right now but thanks
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do you have a local autozone? the one around my house closes at 11 but sure about pinole area.
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Does autozone have that? I will go run and check.

Why the **** do they put them on so tight?
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I believe a machine puts them on at the factory that tight. My first WRX was a nightmare to get off. Good luck dude!
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Yeah the dealer usually does it for free


I know this is totally useless

but I have a wrench that slides on that uses a wrench to turn it. I can put an extension on it and get it in there
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Its a mothe****er not having the correct tool.
Big azz channel pliers will get the filter off.
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I have a wrench that I can let you use if you're up here in the North Bay - or you could come over and change it here beside my '98 Forester - getting oil changed tomorrow
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Oil your hands up and try it again.
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