Reply to "WIX oil filter adapter"

rockyMember

Can you not just grab the old one with a pair of Vice grips, and unscrew it? I thought the new adapter just threaded into the existing hole., and had a larger bore, but the same threads. You probably don't really care about saving the old one.....

IIRC - The adapter is just a two sided threaded "bung" - one side for the threads in the block, and one side for the new, larger diameter filter?

As another suggestion - TMeyer is pretty responsive, and I am sure he would be happy to make sure you have no problems with your purchase....

If I'm not "getting the picture" - I agree with Larry - post up a picture so you can help us understand...

Rocky

4/4/208:21 PM

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