ClassikFan
Active Member
I have one of the chain wrench tools that normally works on other cars but there is so little room around the Disco 2 one I just can't grip it. Any advice on a better tool for the job?
jamesmartin
Well-Known Member
long screw driver and a hammer and tap it round usually works ,or oil filter pliers
ClassikFan
Active Member
Cheers James, the screwdriver can get a bit messy though, pliers here I come!
ClassikFan
Active Member
Laser Oil Filter Pliers 50-114mm | Screwfix.com
Popped down to Screwfix and bought these. There is even a review by someone having trouble with a TD5.
They work a treat 40 mins of struggling sorted by £13 and a 10 minute bike ride to Screwfix!
Popped down to Screwfix and bought these. There is even a review by someone having trouble with a TD5.
They work a treat 40 mins of struggling sorted by £13 and a 10 minute bike ride to Screwfix!
horse62
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discodrivercumbria
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abcdedd
New Member
Clarke CHT720 Oil Filter Claw Wrench - Machine Mart
Best thing i ever bought, that and a breaker bar
Best thing i ever bought, that and a breaker bar
godzilla84
Active Member
Oil filter removing tools | eBay I have one of these, brilliant bit of kit (on the right of the picture) I have also modified it to hold shock absorbers still so I can undo the top and bottom nuts when changing them. Got mine from either halfords or screw fix.
That won't fit a D2 filter as the main problem is getting access underneath.
I fitted a shorter filter to mine (can't remember the code at the moment) and it made life so much easier.
Didn't help getting the old one off though.....
That one's much better - I have one as well. Great for the fuel filter as well as oil filter.
Pikey
Dummy Ejection Facilitator..
I had a pair of them but they seem to have disappeared..
got the 3 legged claw types and a strap type and a chain one the strap on one is very good. .
jamesmartin
Well-Known Member
but only the pliers or screw driver work with a td5 oil filter
ratty
I'm not special I'm limited edition
I had a pair of them but they seem to have disappeared..
What JM'S said^^^^^. I ended up buying filter pliers for mine as my chain wrench and strap wrenches wouldn't do it.
