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Blknight.aus
25th January 2010, 03:55 PM
Another posting on the right tools reminded me Id been meaning to post up the tools to use for a filter change, heres my exclusive tool set for changing the spin on filter

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From left to right

a rubber strap cam action filter strap, I got This one for $10 from Aldi in a 2 pack. Ive seen them at supercheap, auto one and kmart auto occasionally.

Put this on from underneth the exhaust manifold from behind the turbo so that it grips when you pull it out towards you once youve got about 1/3-1/2 a turn the filter should turn by hand, spin the filter off and tetris it out.

Next is the BIG Buck W901 glove, its got an artificial leather palm and inside of the fingers and grips really well These I got in return for doing some work for someone but they are available from supercheap, some truck suppliers and blackwoods. I usually use these to put the filter on on hot engines or the ones with the 2.5 inch exhaust.

last is the G tek MaxiFlex 34-874 its got more grip than the big buck but less insulative property. I get these at work but they are availalbe from blackwoods. These get used to put the filter on on cool engines or ones with the 3 inch exhuast.


Before tetrising the filter into place Put some fresh oil into the filter onto the threads and onto the sealing ring

to do it up get the filter started by holding it up from under the manifold and behind the turbo with your right hand and spin it up with your left hand from infront of the turbo.

when its touched grab it with the right hand and tighten it up a further 1/3-1/2 a turn.

Naturally use only genuine parts from a reputable supplier for me thats MR auto.

to do the centrifuge filter use a 1/4 inch socket set and only tighten to about 10Nm....


Since IVe just sold big red I cant easily demo on mine, If someone in brissy wants to hold and shoot a camera in return for the labour on an oil change drop me a line and I'll add a complete howto to this thread.

Xtreme
25th January 2010, 04:10 PM
I gave up fiddling around with strap type filter tools and made this up out of a bit of 3mm steel plate. Works like a charm.
I also place a plastic bag around the filter first and this catches any excess oil as I manouver the filter past the turbo etc.

slug_burner
26th January 2010, 02:12 AM
I gave up fiddling around with strap type filter tools and made this up out of a bit of 3mm steel plate. Works like a charm.
I also place a plastic bag around the filter first and this catches any excess oil as I manouver the filter past the turbo etc.

Someone must have access to a fancy cutter!

catch-22
26th January 2010, 08:44 AM
I gave up fiddling around with strap type filter tools and made this up out of a bit of 3mm steel plate. Works like a charm.
I also place a plastic bag around the filter first and this catches any excess oil as I manouver the filter past the turbo etc.

OK.....I want one :D:D How much? :cool:

Xtreme
26th January 2010, 11:12 AM
Someone must have access to a fancy cutter!

That would have been nice but all I had was just a jig saw and a round file ................... plus a bit of time.

djam1
26th January 2010, 11:26 AM
That would have been nice but all I had was just a jig saw and a round file ................... plus a bit of time.

Very patient man

crump
26th January 2010, 02:02 PM
That would have been nice but all I had was just a jig saw and a round file ................... plus a bit of time.
you should patent the design.;)

slug_burner
26th January 2010, 04:30 PM
That would have been nice but all I had was just a jig saw and a round file ................... plus a bit of time.

Well done that man, gives the rest of us hope.

LandyAndy
26th January 2010, 08:15 PM
I used the "starter cord method" somebody posted a while ago when I did a service a few weeks ago.
Brilliant,even better it tightens the filter just as easy.
Easiest way Ive ever changed that TD5 spin on!!!
Andrew

Disco W.A
26th January 2010, 08:52 PM
I brought this one from Supercheap cost around $15 & works a treat.

Roger

Tombie
27th January 2010, 12:27 PM
I changed mine before the ill-fated road trip...

I have big hands, a 2nd battery and a 3" exhaust off the turbo...

I went for the 'jam bare had in & swear a lot whilst keeping tongue at correct angle in corner of mouth method'....

Works every time :cool:

dobbo
27th January 2010, 12:48 PM
I used the "starter cord method" somebody posted a while ago when I did a service a few weeks ago.
Brilliant,even better it tightens the filter just as easy.
Easiest way Ive ever changed that TD5 spin on!!!
Andrew



D2 TD5 oil filter is easy.

Tie a slip knot in a piece of rope (approx 2 metre long), wrap the remainder around the oil filter, pull the rope, the oil filter unscrews. Think and you will have no problems.


What that trick?

paulk
22nd March 2012, 02:39 PM
http://www.britpart.com/ImageThumb.aspx?ImageSrc=/uploads/acc/DA1117.jpg&ImageWidth=370&ImageHeight=370

Rimmer Bros. UK
$20.00 delivered

Xtreme
22nd March 2012, 03:32 PM
you should patent the design.;)

Looks like you were right 'crump' :mad:

Although Rimmers have missed one important aspect in the design. :angel: :D

It'sNotWorthComplaining!
22nd March 2012, 10:21 PM
Looks like you were right 'crump' :mad:

Although Rimmers have missed one important aspect in the design. :angel: :D
The angle of the handle is the secret Shhhh!

paulk
6th April 2012, 11:54 AM
Arrived yesterday from Rimmer Bros., UK.
See #2 Photo.
Note that it fits Britpart and LR Genuine filters only, not Bearmach.
For Bearmach see photo #1, purchased from ebay,UK.

justfishing
6th April 2012, 10:19 PM
Hello,
Anyone got any tricks for the oil filter with a VNT fitted I had to change mine and to do so had to remove the turbo to get the filter out, as no room as the drian pipe for the turbo is 8mm from the bottom of the filter.
Anyone ??
Ian

Xtreme
6th April 2012, 10:35 PM
Hello,
Anyone got any tricks for the oil filter with a VNT fitted I had to change mine and to do so had to remove the turbo to get the filter out, as no room as the drian pipe for the turbo is 8mm from the bottom of the filter.
Anyone ??
Ian

Different brands of Td5 filters are different lengths. Soumds like VNT, like Coopers, is one of the longer ones. :(

Fluids
15th April 2012, 12:15 PM
The Mahle spin on filters are about 1/2" shorter.