I use the Culligan D250-A filter replacements for my Culligan under the sink filter. Can this wrench be used to replace the filters?
1590793
Unfortunately I don't have a Culligan system. The wrench is a universal fit for many different filters from different vendors. I recommend you contact Culligan directly to confirm.
1590794
I don't believe so. This is a larger ID (~5 in) wrench designed for whole house sediment filter system. You would need a wrench that is a smaller ~4 in ID for under sink, 2 cartridge system..
394587
There is no reason to ever use a wrench to tighten down an oil filter (unless you have a disability). The standard method used for decades is to HAND tighten to snug, then another 1/4 turn. If it leaks then you probably still have the old filter rubber seal on along with the new one. That once happened to me because I wasn't paying attention. Check and double check.
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I have the WP5-50 Premier Five-Stage Manifold Reverse Osmosis Water Treatment System (unknown diameter) but this Wrench was too wide and did not work. I have to order another one which was much smaller. Not sure how the WP-5 compares to yours, but you can take a look by searching amazon for this product.
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I dont know about the Culligan tank... I do know the supplier I bought that head from was the most interactive seller I have ever bought from an amazon (over 50 suppliers)! With phone calls emails and picture messages he will provide you with customs size parts to make sure that the softener head fits whatever you have... My user name is talktozebnow amazon answers emailed me this question I have no affiliation with the supplier. I am very satisfied with his services and would have to say yes, it would fit.
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The page for GE filters does mention the D-40 filter as a replacement. They all look to be the same size but you have to be quite careful as I put a D-30 2 in my Culligan and could not get a flow, the D-30 1 was okay and did slow the flow but not enough to be of a concern.
1587014
The wrench doesn't fit. I use needle-nose pliers and grab the shaft of the blade and then pry the pliers against the rim of the protective metal screen at a low point of it. Works like a charm. Pops out like nothing.
2066039
I do not know. I would have to assume that it wouldn't. It seems logical that if I made a water system I would want you buy replacement parts only from me not my competitors. So to be safe I would not purchase this for your Culligan water system.
2055955
Well, for years I used the same wrench on filters. They they started putting smaller filters on cars and I had to buy a new one. All I can tell you is this is a small filter.
1564378
Will, I used a tiny, tiny L shaped hex wrench that I found in my tool box. Not sure of the size. Sorry I'm not much help.
1340527
Yes, the wrench fits the Watts dual filter system that uses the 560088 replacement cartridges.
1912536
This filter wrench fits perfectly over the factory oil filter (part number 15400-PLM-A02, universal oil filter used for a large range of past and present Honda models). i recommend this wrench, it is a great product. Happy oil changing!
1184153
Don't see why not... As long as it fits...would recommended calling Culligan customer service anyway however in case they can offer more /better advice... Hope it helped..
233809
You will need to have the model number of your undersink filter. Search for replacement O-rings for that model. Its the only way you'll know if you're getting the correct o-ring.
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My filter housing looks like it uses a 4 inch OD o-ring. Amazon lists a Tork brand 2-pack set with a 4" and a 4 1/8" ring so you can see what fits. Search for: 2 pk Culligan OR-34A. I hope that helps.
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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.
974437
I'd have to look at both fittings to be sure, but most likely, you'd have to take the water filter adapter off to attach any other faucet fitting. Not only would that be too inconvenient, but the filter adapter isn't made for that much handling & would spring a leak even faster. What you need is an under-sink filter plumbed into the cold-water pipe, with a separate faucet for the filtered water, & preferably using the same standard 10" cartridges or much bigger high-capacity ones. If you're handy, you can do that yourself. If your sink doesn't have an opening (intended for a sprayer) for a separate faucet, that's what a metal hole saw is for.
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I am very sorry that I cannot find a match on the internet. My advise would be as follows: Go to a part store that sells the Fram PH6607 filter. Take one over to the filter wrenches in that store and try them all. Good Luck. Herman Diagostino Walls MS