A good tip to changing oil filter make sure when you put a new oil filter in, rub some oil on the rubber around it and tighten by hand, next time you remove should be easy using hand :)
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A good tip to changing oil filter make sure when you put a new oil filter in, rub some oil on the rubber around it and tighten by hand, next time you remove should be easy using hand :)
Great to hear cause that's all I could do...I bought a oil filter wrench for $25,I'll get a pic up soon but it didn't even work (sorry need a pic).I ended up using a normal one and after a lot of fiddling to try and find a position to move it,I got it.It felt tight when I did it by hand so I was 99% confident it was sweet.
Hey benny thanks a lot,that Motul 8100 5w-40 is awesome! Definately best oil yet.The engine is smoother and feels real nice.It looks and feels like a really good oil aswell.
wrenches dont work very well for the d-series engines imo, had both types when I first did it, and then found the Honda tool, soooo much easier, it's a must have for everyone on the forum
Get this oil filter wrench from supercheap (similar to this picture) easy to use in tight space like D-series. As I remember it's around $7
http://www.justoffbase.co.uk/core/me...cadee3ba16bb26
^^ That looks good but I think the hoda tool will be better...
Ryan,does the honda tool work on other filters like Hamp,K&N,Ryco or just OEM?
lol, nah only oem, has matched groves for your oem filter. Whereas the Ryco is wider and a much smaller profile, others aren't the same size. K&N has a good idea tho with the nut on it already, but they're very expensive making buying this tool sooo worth it in the long run
Ah,I thought so.The hamp filters seem good but they all seem much of a muchness really...
i've always been able to get it off by hand (with a descent amount of effort).
Apart from one time when i had to use a hammer and screw driver. hehe
Great to know Jase :)