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Old 03-25-2016, 12:59 PM   #1
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A regular strap wrench has always worked well for me. If you go with a standard wrench, the stock oil filter housing has 14 flutes and is 74 mm. From what I've read, it can be tough to find one that actually fits right.
How are you getting 25 nm tightness, then?
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How are you getting 25 nm tightness, then?
Just for removing. For installation, tighten by hand. No need for a torque wrench

18.5 ft/lbs is a very small number. The seal is created by the o-ring, so the torque of the canister is just to keep it from working loose.
All that aside, I use a spin-on now.
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