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I hate those K&N filters lol ... Most of the time the nut rounds off for me. But that's cause some other idiot put the oil filter on and tightened it as though it was necessary to prevent Godzilla from being able to remove it. If I installed the filter, I never any issues removing it because I don't tighten them down like that.
Also, just in case I did tighten it down a tad much, I have a nice metal oil filter socket that fits on the end of the filter and works great (except on K&N filters because of that stupid nut).
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My oil filter wrench has no issues fitting it on the Z even with oil cooler thermostatic plate and larger oil filter. I can't get a socket wrench on the end, but a large ratcheting wrench or crescent wrench easily gets to it.
If my oil filter wrench doesn't do the job, I just do what FP does... stab it with a screwdriver and twist lol :tup: |
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sadly i want that aFe filter but only place i can get one here in time is amazon they got one left and it's $25.....i'll take the $9.99 purolator lol |
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Crushing the filter with a pair of channel locks is also a good feeling :icon17:
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From what I've deduced, when the sensor itself reads 160 the oil temp in the channels is 180, so it's not the end of the world. Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk |
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Murder it with pliers. It's the only way to be sure. Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk |
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it'll be ok. worst case drive harder. :driving: |
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Couldn’t you just use a crescent wrench on the outside of the nut. You wouldnt necessarily need to fit a 3/8 drive ratchet in there. You might **** the filter up but it’s going on the trash anyway, so who cares. |
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After that happens, I usually just go at the filter body with channel locks. |
Jar, that Triggzz guy is selling the diff cover now. :icon14:
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I never have an issue getting the oil filter off. I run a thermostat sandwich plate and the large passport oil filter. Of course I’m the only one that has ever put an oil filter on that car and I’m very careful with how tight I make it. I also use the purolator filter which has a nice rough powder coat texture to grip.
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I've never had an issue on my Z. Only on other Z's when I wasn't the last person to do the oil change. |
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I've actually decided I'm not at all interested in Z1 parts anymore. Plus I don't need the high capacity cover anyway - the diff I'm getting doesn't heat up like the clutch type diffs do. I'm planning to grab a Nismo finned diff cover from Joe at ZSpeed - he's waiting on a supply of them. |
Good afternoon all you sexy sexy z people.
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I think it went good. Maybe not well only because they didn't really find out much about me beyond my current job.
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Got a call from a recruiter here in about 10 minutes and still waiting on word from another app. For now, getting the kiddo and then Dave and Aziz!
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Rained earlier like a mofo here in Austin/Cedar Park. Rain forecasted till next Monday. Glad I leave next Wed for Alaska and leave this damn rain behind.
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Tax rate: Be glad we left you your eyes to weep with. Murder rate: Nothing to see here, folks! Unless you want us to take your eyes, too. Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk |
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Poor lil Z jus' sitting around the lawn.
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SPEED!!!!!!! :driving: |
The last 2 days has been so hard for me to stay off the loud pedal. :driving:
I've been taking different ways home from work. :driving: |
what up duuuudes.
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I need my fix! :driving: :mad: |
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