Honda Filter Wrench Question
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From: Illnoise. WAY downtown, jerky.
Originally Posted by Chuck S' timestamp='1439508918' post='23714004
Torque spec for the oil filter is 20-24 N-m. Printed right on the filter. About 15-18 lb-ft.
That's why there's socket for a torque wrench on the factory filter wrench.
-- Chuck
That's why there's socket for a torque wrench on the factory filter wrench.
-- Chuck
And yes...the torque spec is only for genuine honda OEM filters.
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Originally Posted by davidc1' timestamp='1439509984' post='23714011
[quote name='Chuck S' timestamp='1439508918' post='23714004']
Torque spec for the oil filter is 20-24 N-m. Printed right on the filter. About 15-18 lb-ft.
That's why there's socket for a torque wrench on the factory filter wrench.
-- Chuck
Torque spec for the oil filter is 20-24 N-m. Printed right on the filter. About 15-18 lb-ft.
That's why there's socket for a torque wrench on the factory filter wrench.
-- Chuck
And yes...the torque spec is only for genuine honda OEM filters.
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Hmmm...I'm not a super strong guy at all, but I can get it to 5/8, maybe not quite 6/8.
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From: Illnoise. WAY downtown, jerky.
5/8 is believeable by hand...with a little struggle. Lol why are we discussing this? Its gotta go 7/8. If you can do 7/8 by hand on the stock filter/location, then you're strong. Once you prove that...you can do it with a wrench with almost no effort.
The wrench is $30. Not worth struggling. Or a strap wrench is like $5.
The wrench is $30. Not worth struggling. Or a strap wrench is like $5.
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