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02-04-2015, 10:04 AM
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Hi Guys
My MC TDCI has hit 110,000 and the little sticker on the windscreen says it is service time. I am handy and a tight **** so want to do it myself. I though the MA oil filter was difficult to get to but it is nothing compared to this. Before buying the parts I have tested that my socket/ratchet fits. I can get it on but think that if I undo the lid the gap is too tight to actually get it off.. Has anyone managed this without going to the expense of a special tool? http://www.toolmaster.com.au/draper-...er-wrench-ofw/ PS: love how they have to make the oil filler movable to allow servicing...
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MC TDCi Oil filter removal
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