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What oil wrench fits Mobil 1 filter M1-212

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I use Mobil 1 m1-212 oil filters and was wondering what you guys are using for an oil filter wrench? I haven't found one wrench that works with Mobil 1 filters yet just a strap wrench which are a pain to use. I am talking about the wrench you put on the end of a ratchet.



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Where did you buy that.... i've searched online and can't seem to find one? Its a cummins part number but it seem unavailable.

Here you go

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Where did you buy that.... i've searched online and can't seem to find one? Its a cummins part number but it seem unavailable.

I'll have to ask my father, he gave it to me. He bought it a few years ago for his old silverado.

 

Just measured, a 15 flute, 75mm filter wrench is what you need if you can't find that part number

 

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If you'll take a wrench like the one above^^^^^^^^^^ and glue a strip of cloth coarse-grain sander belt to the inside of the band, you'll end up with a wrench that will grip even an oil-soaked filter.

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Where did you buy that.... i've searched online and can't seem to find one? Its a cummins part number but it seem unavailable.

 

http://www.arizonarvpartscenter.com/cummins-onan-rv-generator-oil-filter-wrench-p/55-9574.htm

 

https://www.smallenginesprodealer.com/onan/oem/active/onan-420-0559-wrench-oil-filter-part-number-420-0559-onan-original-oem/

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