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Removing original oil filter plate...can't get that darn 1 1/4" nut off!!

Posted By Big6ft6 16 Years Ago
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Removing original oil filter plate...can't get that darn 1 1/4" nut...

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I heard this nut was a pain the rear..but it has me stumped.

I'm trying to remove the original oil filter plate, but the big 1 1/4" nut has such a low profile, even when i can get a purchase on the nut, any pressure on my wrench bar just tips the socket off the nut!! And the position is too akward for me to get a hand up in there to hold the socket on.w00t

Is there a trick?  Turn the wheels one way or another to get the steering linkages out of the way?  Or use a open-ended wrench? How have people gotten in there with enough leverage to get an old nut like this out?

Thanks, Nate Wink

Nate - Madison, Wisconsin
 
56 Ford Customline Sedan
 


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Forum Post Removing original oil filter plate...can't get that darn 1 1/4" nut... By Big6ft6 ( 16 Years Ago )
Forum Post use a belt sander and grind the socket until the chamfer on the inner... By charliemccraney ( 16 Years Ago )
Forum Post [quote][b]charliemccraney (11/12/2009)[/b][hr]use a belt sander and... By Big6ft6 ( 16 Years Ago )
Forum Post What about a 4" angle grinder or buddy,s?? By aussiebill ( 16 Years Ago )
Forum Post [quote][b]aussiebill (11/12/2009)[/b][hr]What about a 4" angle grinder... By Big6ft6 ( 16 Years Ago )
Forum Post Got a friend with a belt sander?
A chop saw will make a nice...
By charliemccraney ( 16 Years Ago )
Forum Post Just take it slow, if you get the socket too hot it will weaken it.... By Timbo from Mempho ( 16 Years Ago )
Forum Post Success! Didn't have to modify the socket to get it off afterall,... By Big6ft6 ( 16 Years Ago )
Forum Post Good job Nate! Looks a little grimey under there but I bet that keeps... By mctim64 ( 16 Years Ago )
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