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Old 06-06-2008, 8:03 AM
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oil change on 2008 blade without removing plastics

use a snap on (blue point) angled self locking filter wrench part no. ya997, this will enable removal of filter there is enough room to tighten filter by hand as the wrench unable to tighten

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Re: oil change on 2008 blade without removing plastics

If you take some pics of the process it may be a good sticky, or added to the knowledge base?
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Re: oil change on 2008 blade without removing plastics

Here's a link to the wrench -- it looks a heck of a lot better than the channel locks I used to remove and install my last filter.

YA997, Wrench, Swivel Handle Fuel Filter
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Re: oil change on 2008 blade without removing plastics

Here's the same tool for less than Snap-On prices. Harbor Freight Tools - Quality Tools at the Lowest Prices doesn't look like it locks though.
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Re: oil change on 2008 blade without removing plastics

I have to admit taking the plastic off is a pain in the a**. I made a piece of plastic to go under the filter to keep the oil from running all over the exhaust and lower farings. I won't be taking the plastic off again.
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Re: oil change on 2008 blade without removing plastics

I use a small strap wrench to remove and tighten the filter.

Newspaper makes a good funnel to channel the oil away from the bike when removing the filter. I wedge it under the filter then loosen it about a turn or so to let it drain away from the bodywork and into a drain pan.
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