OXO
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Can't get the damn thing off. Is it left or right hand thread?
Dse oil filter
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Normal RH thread...use a longer lever!!
OXO
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Thanks, you are a saint.
What confused me was the top of the oil filter cover has a directional arrow pointing clockwise on it.
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Lefty Lucy. 
OXO
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What a beautiful thing it was to watch the stream of warm black oil drain out of the engine, like a solid bar of shininess, not a hint of turbulence in the stream.
Oh, sorry, came over a bit queer for a moment.
Oh, sorry, came over a bit queer for a moment.
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Datatek
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Standard hex socket fits as there is plenty of room
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Standard hex socket fits as there is plenty of room
How many socket sets do you know of with a 36 mm socket in them? Not something the average Joe would possess. At the price that is a good buy.
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I happened to have one i bought for the Transit, but it was not a lot more than that Sealy which is of very limited use.
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I happened to have one i bought for the Transit, but it was not a lot more than that Sealy which is of very limited use.
Good for BMW oil filters though if you don't happen to have owned a Transit at some time.
