How to remove this fuel filter?
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Outlawmoon
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I have that on my tractor.... I've used a strap wrench for the past five years...no problems getting it off and on.
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It looks so nice and easy until you realize the two rubber lines run right down the ring making spanner or channel lock fit nicely. How'd you make out?
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Some filters are make so you can use these I
like them. Put your ratchet on cup type and presto
just like removing a bolt
willy
like them. Put your ratchet on cup type and presto
just like removing a bolt
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That's great when the part the cup grips is threaded. This one isn't. Good in this instance for breaking the bowl and wadding up the o-ring if you're unlucky enough to have the cup actually fit the bowl.
bartjoebob
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Channel locks 1/4 turn counter clockwise. Loosen by hand from there. The cup will likely stick in the housing because the o ring is old and compressed. Don't forget new o ring when reinstalling. Leave the aluminum ring a little loose and turn ignition to prime fuel through the cup. The you can probably hand tighten
