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Car Forum / Driving, Maintenance, Tuning / Maintenance and Repair / July 2009

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help removing oil filter from 1996 chevy full size 4x4

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stryped - 26 Jul 2009 03:14 GMT
I have a 96 chevy 350 1500 4x4. The oil filter is almost impossible to
get to. To make a long story short. the filter is a crumpled up mess.
I took the housing that fiton on the  block off and still cant get the
reminents of the folter off. I have tried using a screwdriver and
hammer to turn the old filter, did not work. Any ideas?

Also, this truck has two wcrew in lines to this housing that go to a
factory oil cooler. Anyone know if these lines have seals in them? I
appreciate your help!
CEG - 26 Jul 2009 11:42 GMT
> I have a 96 chevy 350 1500 4x4. The oil filter is almost impossible to
> get to. To make a long story short. the filter is a crumpled up mess.
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> factory oil cooler. Anyone know if these lines have seals in them? I
> appreciate your help!

Have you tried oil filter pliers?
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stryped - 26 Jul 2009 13:31 GMT
> > I have a 96 chevy 350 1500 4x4. The oil filter is almost impossible to
> > get to. To make a long story short. the filter is a crumpled up mess.
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>
> Have you tried oil filter pliers?http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=https://www.homedepot.ca/wcsst...

Can I install the verticle oil filter adaptor into my 4x4 truck
without any problem and just bypass the oil cooler entirely?
CEG - 26 Jul 2009 14:30 GMT
> > > I have a 96 chevy 350 1500 4x4. The oil filter is almost impossible to
> > > get to. To make a long story short. the filter is a crumpled up mess.
[quoted text clipped - 10 lines]
> Can I install the verticle oil filter adaptor into my 4x4 truck
> without any problem and just bypass the oil cooler entirely?

I have no idea.. I guess anything is possible. Why would you want to
bypass the oil cooler? Cool oil is happy oil. :)
hls - 26 Jul 2009 14:44 GMT
"stryped" <stryped1@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:45aa88c0-b245-4571-

Can I install the verticle oil filter adaptor into my 4x4 truck
without any problem and just bypass the oil cooler entirely?

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I think you said you removed the adaptor (which allows flow through the
cooler), and if so you should have the adaptor and old smashed filter
body out of the engine compartment?

If I read this correctly, you now have it in a place that you can chuck
it up in a vise and nibble away most of the filter body. You should be
able to get it down to a level where you can get it all off.

Or if you dont have the tools, or dont want to risk it, take it to a decent
machine shop and have them remove the corpse.

I've never seen a filter I couldnt remove by driving a screwdriver through
the filter body and twisting counterclockwise, but I dont doubt that you
may have one.

If I have misinterpreted what you wrote, apologies.
 
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