Can this tool work on Mitsubishi oil filters?4g63?Or need to go bigger?
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Do you expect others to look up all the sizes of filters for you?Next time, give us some dimensions. Or the actual filter you use.
1271197
If this wrench cannot handle your large filter then it has got to be about the biggest filter out there. So I say 'no problem'.
2065606
If you are replacing the oil filter with a HF303 then yes, not completely sure about other brands but i strongly feel the answer is yes as well.
928724
There are a couple of different sizes used. This turned out to be too large for my filter. I would recommend finding out what size bolt you have first. Either use a gauge or try a nut of known size.
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Hi Vicky.. you need to measure across the flats of the filter. From one side to the other. Then you will know if 64mm is the right size socket. If you cant get at the filter to measure it, buy a replacement filter and measure that. You need a new filter anyway. If the socket you buy turns out to be a little loose you can stuff a piece of tin or something similar between the socket and the filter.. Hope this helps.. Cheers.. Geoff
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It is designed to fit on a filter that is exactly 3.000 in diamter. If it's a few thousandths smaller I can tell you how to resize for that but just maybe 20 thousandths at the max. This is designed ofr air cooled motors so you would be making a good choice. Kevin
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You really need to measure your oil filter to check the fit. Does the filter have 14 sides (flutes) ? Then measure across the filter to see what size it is. If you don't have a tape measure that reads in MM, then the equivalent in inches is about 2.91. So if it is just under 3", and has 14 flutes, then this tool should fit. Use this handy guide - http://asttool.com/pdf/OFW-2013.pdf
799325
Probably as I did it. I bought the wrong piece it doesn't fit an original NIKKEN filter. Sorry.The screw at the bottom is too short to fit in the filter.
568720
I don't know. I do know this is for oil filter "cartridges" ONLY. Not for your regular oil filters.
694369
It will fit any size filter, you don't put a filter on with a wrench, it is only to be hand tight
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Afraid I don't know. I have a 2010 Toy 4runner, don't know engine size, it only came with 1 size option, V6 I think. All I know is that if your oil filter isn't conventional, and has a series of "fins" sticking off the sides, a regular oil filter remover (spin-on) won't work, and you'll need the specialized type. I would think the description mentions which cars it fits. ]You can see the 3 notches on the filter remover pic that correspond to the fins on the filter cannister. The actual filter itself is a paper insert, supposed to be "greener." Good luck
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Should fit with no issues at all. The wrench works on all automotive and light truck filters. The only issue would be if you cannot get a 3/8 inch ratchet and extension on the bottom of the tool.
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Based on the website (http://www.fumotousa.com/size_import.htm) it will. I would recommend confirming IF you need the ADP-106 which is required ONLY IF the oil plug location is indented.
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This pump will work. However, it would be more efficient to go with a bigger filter.
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not sure , but one thing to watch for is the length of the intermediate shaft that ties the oil pump to to distributor. u can buy different length shafts tho.
2154889
I use a 15/16 socket, with a 1/2" drive ratchet. A 24mm socket will work too. The filter canister cap is usually on there tight, so you may neet to use a breaker bar to loosen the cap
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You really need to measure your oil filter on both vehicles to check the fit. Do both filters have 14 sides (flutes) ? Then measure across the filter to see what size it is. If you don't have a tape measure that reads in MM, then the equivalent in inches is about 2.91. So if it is just under 3", and has 14 flutes, then this tool should fit. I forgot to include this handy guide - http://asttool.com/pdf/OFW-2013.pdf
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Yes, Sometimes you need to hold the wrench jaws to snug up on the oil filter. Once the jaws grip the filter they do not let go easily. It widely depends on the applications the wrench is being used for.