I agree with Angus. Here is what they look like: http://www.amazon.com/Superior-Tools-2-Inch-Internal-Wrench/dp/B000AO1IOI Ken Lewis
On Mon, May 10, 2010 12:49 pm, Angus Gordon wrote: > An internal pipe wrench is the slickest method of removing this tube. > 3/8" if my memory is correct. > > Angus > > > Angus Gordon > Bainbridge Island WA > > On Monday, May 10, 2010, Jim Davis <SyncroHead@aol.com> wrote: >> Hi gang! >> >> I'm in the midst of swapping a 2.1L engine into my '84 Westy. I need >> to >> remove the oil filter mount tube from the 1.9L engine to install it on >> my >> 2.1L engine. This item is just a short pipe "nipple" threaded into the >> block >> on one end and the oil filter threads onto the other end. >> >> How do I remove this part without damaging it? >> >> Jim Davis >> > > -- > Angus Gordon > 206-369-9925 > Bainbridge Island WA > > birdworks@gmail.com > > |
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