Damn Integra oil filter
Originally Posted by rich
that's one thing i dont miss about my integra
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You think the Integra is bad?
Check out a Volkswagen.
1) Remove Mud-Guard
2) Drain oil out of oil pan.
2) Remove Oil-Filter-Casing Drain Plug w/ a allen wrench.
3) Drain oil out of filter-casing.
4) Use 36mm socket to remove oil filter casing.
5) Replace Oil Filter and O-Ring.
6) Replace Oil Filter Casing Drain Plug
7) Replace Oil Filter Casing O-Ring.
And, the Oil Filter is way up in the worst spot imaginable. and it takes 6.5qts of oil!
Check out a Volkswagen.
1) Remove Mud-Guard
2) Drain oil out of oil pan.
2) Remove Oil-Filter-Casing Drain Plug w/ a allen wrench.
3) Drain oil out of filter-casing.
4) Use 36mm socket to remove oil filter casing.
5) Replace Oil Filter and O-Ring.
6) Replace Oil Filter Casing Drain Plug
7) Replace Oil Filter Casing O-Ring.
And, the Oil Filter is way up in the worst spot imaginable. and it takes 6.5qts of oil!
Originally Posted by antarius
You think the Integra is bad?
Check out a Volkswagen.
1) Remove Mud-Guard
2) Drain oil out of oil pan.
2) Remove Oil-Filter-Casing Drain Plug w/ a allen wrench.
3) Drain oil out of filter-casing.
4) Use 36mm socket to remove oil filter casing.
5) Replace Oil Filter and O-Ring.
6) Replace Oil Filter Casing Drain Plug
7) Replace Oil Filter Casing O-Ring.
And, the Oil Filter is way up in the worst spot imaginable. and it takes 6.5qts of oil!
Check out a Volkswagen.
1) Remove Mud-Guard
2) Drain oil out of oil pan.
2) Remove Oil-Filter-Casing Drain Plug w/ a allen wrench.
3) Drain oil out of filter-casing.
4) Use 36mm socket to remove oil filter casing.
5) Replace Oil Filter and O-Ring.
6) Replace Oil Filter Casing Drain Plug
7) Replace Oil Filter Casing O-Ring.
And, the Oil Filter is way up in the worst spot imaginable. and it takes 6.5qts of oil!
h: You win.. :chuckles:
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Originally Posted by NorCal DC4
h: You win.. :chuckles:The filter location on the Element is terrible. You have to reach up through the wheel well to get a good grip on it.
Originally Posted by NorCal DC4
That brings to mind a good question... where is the filter located on the VQ35DE, anyway?
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When I change oil on my Dad's B20 CRV it is a pain in the ass mostly because there is no real room to swing a rachet up there. I never have problems getting it off as much as I do turning it 10,000 times to get it off.
Honda oil filter locations suck compared to Toyota, or most of them.
Honda oil filter locations suck compared to Toyota, or most of them.
Well, I'm not surprised that the K-series block design carries on the traditions founded by it's B-series predecessor. I'm kicking around the idea of buying an oil cooler / oil filter relocater when I get around to boosting...:thinking: Hmm.
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Originally Posted by antarius
You think the Integra is bad?
Check out a Volkswagen.
1) Remove Mud-Guard
2) Drain oil out of oil pan.
2) Remove Oil-Filter-Casing Drain Plug w/ a allen wrench.
3) Drain oil out of filter-casing.
4) Use 36mm socket to remove oil filter casing.
5) Replace Oil Filter and O-Ring.
6) Replace Oil Filter Casing Drain Plug
7) Replace Oil Filter Casing O-Ring.
And, the Oil Filter is way up in the worst spot imaginable. and it takes 6.5qts of oil!
Check out a Volkswagen.
1) Remove Mud-Guard
2) Drain oil out of oil pan.
2) Remove Oil-Filter-Casing Drain Plug w/ a allen wrench.
3) Drain oil out of filter-casing.
4) Use 36mm socket to remove oil filter casing.
5) Replace Oil Filter and O-Ring.
6) Replace Oil Filter Casing Drain Plug
7) Replace Oil Filter Casing O-Ring.
And, the Oil Filter is way up in the worst spot imaginable. and it takes 6.5qts of oil!
maybe the jetta that i worked on is older than your vw, but that oil filter was a few inches below the valve cover. it was easy as cake to get if off:dunno:
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