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Old 11-11-2009, 12:45 AM #1
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Question Oil Filter Cap Wrench??

Does anyone make an oil filter cap wrench that's a GOOD fit to the factory Toyota oil filter?

BTW, my yota is a 2008 Sport V8 2WD.

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Old 11-11-2009, 11:09 AM #2
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You can get the Repair Manual Specified SST tool at the stealership, and that will fit perfectly for your runner.

Or you can try here:
http://www.thetoolwarehouse.net/nsea...rds=oil+wrench

They have tons of oil filter wrench tools. Call them and they'll tell you which one you need.

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Old 11-11-2009, 11:52 AM #3
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I use a claw type wrench. It attaches to a ratchet and clamps down when loosening.

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I just picked up one from AZ that matched the filter top,
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Avoid the stealership for tools.
Here's what I use. They are available, cheap, in various standard sizes. Check at some auto parts stores (got this at Canadian Tire up here.)
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My strap wrench works just fine even though I have a number of different size cap wrenches.
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Good info!

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If you're getting the "cup" style oil filter wrench, bring your own filter. With my Mazda, I didn't have my OEM filter on hand, so I used a FRAM replacement at the auto parts store, the wrench did not work when I got home. Needless to say, some after market filter brands are not the same diameter as the OEM filter.

I have a Craftsman adjustable claw one just like the one rook posted. The only negative about an adjustable wrench is it requires two hands, one holding the wrench until the claws get a "bite" on the filter. On the bright side, it'll be the last oil filter wrench you'll need to buy.
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I have found this on youtube.
Universal and easy to use wrench.
Unfortunately I could not find this tool online in USA.

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I have found this on youtube.
Universal and easy to use wrench.
Unfortunately I could not find this tool online in USA.

Here's a link:
http://www.shacktools.com/facom-fast...ch-p-2092.html

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Here's a link:
http://www.shacktools.com/facom-fast...ch-p-2092.html

It's in UK.
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Besides all my other cars and my current '08 Sport, I've owned 2nd gen and 3rd gen 4Runners. I never needed anything more than the basic strap wrench but with a pivoting arm. I think you guyz are getting a bit too "tool happy"!
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I've got a set of Channellock oil filter pliers that I use, along with a cheap AutoZone claw wrench.
http://www.channellock.com/acb/store...&Category_ID=5

But if you oil the gasket on the oil filter enough, you wont need to use a wrench.
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Thumbs up As a follow-up....

.....I found a cap wrench at Advance Auto Parts. It's a perfect fit for the factory filter that's on the V8.

The brand is Ampro, 73mm, 14 flutes, 3/8" drive.......$5.49.

BTW....the factory SST tool is about 60-70 bucks......ouch!

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It attaches to a ratchet and clamps down when loosening.
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