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Oil change question - any inexpensive sockets for the oil filter?
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blacklightning
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I actually used a large adjustable wrench. It worked great. No scratches and no issues.
I just bought and used this one: https://a.co/d/cChtlgy The comments say it's tough enough to use on the axle as well should I ever need it for that.
Baveux
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May I inquire whether a low-profile socket is truly necessary?
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troop
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On my 2019 F3S, I could use a large adjustable crescent wrench, but on my 2022 RT STS, the access panel leaves less room for access. I bought the $8 low profile socket on Big River. Made removing the oil filter cap a piece of cake with 3/8" drive ratchet/extension. $8 very well spent. Just my .02
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