Oil filter from hell!!
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In my experience this is 100% effective.
Oh, if the bike runs now, you can start it and get it hot. If you do this though, just get the filter a little loose, then wait for it to be cold before spinning off the filter and draining the oil. Oil fires are no fun (not likely, but why screw around, eh?).
Good luck!
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MAL,
Those vice-grips on steroids look perfect. Where do I get me some? I had a few more options in mind, similar to diet DR.'s post, an easy out, and last on my list was a big pipe wrench.
Hopefully I will get some time this weekend. You would think I was taking apart the motor with all this trouble, this is CRAZY!!!!!
Those vice-grips on steroids look perfect. Where do I get me some? I had a few more options in mind, similar to diet DR.'s post, an easy out, and last on my list was a big pipe wrench.
Hopefully I will get some time this weekend. You would think I was taking apart the motor with all this trouble, this is CRAZY!!!!!
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Have had the same problem many times and had to use all the methods suggested in this thread at one time or another.
Indy is right - to avoid this, oil the seal on the filter before installation. Do not install it dry and do not overtorque.
If you really want to get fancy, use a silicone paste to lube the seal instead of oil, like spark plug wire lube or Dow Corning DC33. These won't bake solid like oil can under extreme heat.
Mark in AZ
Indy is right - to avoid this, oil the seal on the filter before installation. Do not install it dry and do not overtorque.
If you really want to get fancy, use a silicone paste to lube the seal instead of oil, like spark plug wire lube or Dow Corning DC33. These won't bake solid like oil can under extreme heat.
Mark in AZ
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