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Originally posted by zara_backdog View PostHow to remove an oil filter mainly!
TPD is a mine of useful information...
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Go on, how did you manage it?Originally posted by zeitghost View Post
TPD is a mine of useful information...

Hope the "spanner rash" heals up, could've been worse, it could've been freezing last night!Comment
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At least Muffin the Mule and Cap'n Pugwash were written by ordinary everyday perverts.Originally posted by zara_backdog View PostI agree, until last year my DS was still into the night garden, it must have written by people on drugs, it is just not normal, even by cbeebies standards.Comment
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But it does add a little to the coffers whilst waiting for something better to come along... a bit like fixing fruit machines but a good deal more remunerative... (£6/hr...Originally posted by NickFitz View PostHi Carling

Not the slightest bit keen - it's basically a temping job doing bits and bobs of (predominantly maintenance) work, not getting stuck into a project and making something new
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Originally posted by voodooflux View PostMorning



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Many trees bite the dust......Last edited by zeitghost; 17 March 2009, 09:20.Comment
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Originally posted by Churchill View PostGo on, how did you manage it?
Hope the "spanner rash" heals up, could've been worse, it could've been freezing last night!A bit like that...Originally posted by zeitghost View PostWandered over to Halfords in Neath on the way home & got myself one of those 3 legged oil filter wrench thingies... since it was in the remainder bin I got it for £9.99 instead of £17...
Didn't work of course coz the oil filter was no longer round...
So I then discovered that I could get the blade of a looooong screwdriver between the aircon compressor mounting bracket and the exhaust manifold and get it to touch the rim of the filter.
A couple of sharp taps (read hefty thumps) with a rubber mallet & the fliping thing came undone.
The gorilla who had fitted it had put it on so tight that the sealing ring was flush with the metal of the filter... truly amazing considering the space available.

And since it had been sitting there since yesterday there wasn't much oil in the filter so no mess to clean up...
New one is back on, hand tight...
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