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How to: Remove Old Oil Filter (Motorcycle)

In short- bend and twist the hell out of it... lol then get yourself one with a socket wrench nut to make next time easier! They also make "Oil Filter Band Wrenches" ...

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Bob152wilson commented on 17 Sep 2015

Hey the socket on the filter is only to remove it, it is fitted just hand tight otherwise it's a twat to remove lt.

BillyTutt commented on 17 Sep 2015

+Bob152wilson i didn't tighten it hard at all, made sure of it! cuz as you can see it was a real "twat" the first time lolz

Look2TheSky101 commented on 24 Sep 2014

Yea, when I tried to crank my filter off, the wrench kept denting the filter. So then I grabbed a 12" metal rod and smashed that shit right into the filter, and ta-da...filter off lol! Btw, I just subscribed to your channel since you said your subscriptions are all about fitness channels, motovloggers, and you're also 21 years old. Same here XD lol, I like the videos man

Look2TheSky101 commented on 24 Sep 2014

+Gokumitsu9000 Yea, same here unfortunately. Never enough time...

BillyTutt commented on 24 Sep 2014

preciate the sub man! yeah i try to get as many videos as i can out but i got my senior thesis taking up all my free time =(

Cody Librande commented on 15 Sep 2014

My advice to you is to dip you finger in your new oil and coat the rubber seal on your new filter, if you don't already, and make sure the oil sending unit (where the filter goes) is nice and clean. Also, you DO NOT want to tight an oil filter super tight, I have always tightened my oil filters by hand and just made sure there as tight as i can get them without any tools and have never had a leak at the filter. This should make it alot easier to remove next time.

BillyTutt commented on 15 Sep 2014

yup i did the finger coating seal trick forgot to mention that, as for the tightness i just cranked it acouple millimeters past hand tight, whoever the person was before me must have been the hulk lol

natelord commented on 05 Sep 2014

Should of got Kenny to help!... The lazy bastard!

BillyTutt commented on 05 Sep 2014

lol hes do busy eating all my food and sleeping on my floor!!! _

lightitup550 commented on 05 Sep 2014

they make these things called oil filter wrenches that just pop onto the end of the oil filter.

Spencer Williams commented on 16 Sep 2014

there are plenty of good tools online, try revzilla or bike bandit.

lightitup550 commented on 05 Sep 2014

its always good to keep one in ur tool box cars need them too

BillyTutt commented on 05 Sep 2014

couldnt find one anywhere! and i left for school the next day so i improvised lol

Motorcycle Oracle commented on 05 Sep 2014

That's funny how Suzuki's filter numbers are so close my 1994 Suzuki DR250 is a KN-136. Great vid

BillyTutt commented on 05 Sep 2014

thanks for watching man!

Gazzatron commented on 04 Sep 2014

Drive a screwdriver threw it and turn, lol!

Gazzatron commented on 05 Sep 2014

Another thing that you can use is adubilee clip. Clamp Iit around the filter, hook a small loop of wire/rope round the screw bit and a lever

Casey Bozett commented on 05 Sep 2014

That's how I had to do my fucking shot the first time. We literally tried everything for 3 hours and then did that and it almost didn't work. Just started ripping threw it..

oneonly xram commented on 04 Sep 2014

Oil filter band wrenches are cheap and are ment for stuck or hard to remove filters.

BillyTutt commented on 05 Sep 2014

good point! i was leaving for school the next day so i had to improvise lol

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Thanks very instructive !! I can save some money doing it my self, is enjoyable anyway

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kimtannetlord commented on 02 Mar 2010

bro.. tnks for this.. im gonna change my oil and oil filter dis day. how about the o-ring bro? is it really need to change it everytym oil filter is replaced?

JuanMusika1990 commented on 24 Jan 2016

Eto lang problema ko ngayon, pano po ba pihit nung turnilyo sa ilalim, clockwise o counter ? Sensya na, baguhan. Haha. Sana may makasagot

aroway commented on 15 Oct 2013

kung sa oil lang ang basehan, the best ang full synthetic.. ako naman, i use mineral oil lang dahil cheap at practical,,,

Andrew Estilan commented on 08 Dec 2015

maglabas kpa ng ibang video boss.. salamat sa video n to! nkatulong sa mga baguhan n gaya ko! :)

aroway commented on 02 Mar 2010

not sure what is the recemmended odometer to replace o-ring.. but mine got oil leak around 30,000km

Seindo Jalocon commented on 13 Sep 2013

Tol anung mas magandang engine oil, full synthetic or semi synthetic?

GAR A commented on 22 Aug 2015

tang na di ko alam to ahhh may may oil filter pala

aroway commented on 09 Oct 2009

nice

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