🔧 66.5mm Socket Style Oil Filter Wrench with 14 Flutes - OTC 6905 for Subaru & Polaris Models Review

USELESS! The key fits the filter perfectly, but the grooves are almost smooth and slide over the filter once you start turning it.

If you are looking for an oil filter seat that fits the Yanmar oil filter 119305-35170 used in small diesel engines this is the only oil filter seat I found, that fits exactly.

I needed a filter wrench that would fit the black Subaru oil filters that are still sold outside of the US and Canada now that I have found a seller that actually sells them and not the blue oil filters by Fram Subaru filters ! Paul C

USELESS! I bought this product for my Subaru WRX STI but it should work on all Subaru (they all use the same filter and I have several Subaru). The 3/8" inlet ratchet is flat and causes the 3/8" drive to enter the top of the filter assembly. This prevents the wrench from even grabbing the filter, making it completely useless. I would give 0 stars if I could.

It looks like a quality product and I measured it with calipers: internal diameter 66.5mm flat to flat. If you need a 66.5mm oil filter head, this one will fit. However, Subaru oil filters come in different sizes for the same applications. I believe this will match the "black" filter set, but I haven't tested this. I have a "blue" filter 12508AA12A which is a new part number for 2.5 liter applications and does not fit. I looked into this and the Subaru service manual says to use 65/67mm 14…

Bought for a 2004 Subaru Forester XT (turbocharged) oil filter. Long story short, I waited a few days and when I needed another oil change on my new engine, I managed with a pair of pliers and a rubber mallet, which I won't discuss. I managed to remove the oil filter with a lot of effort. I was looking for this part to relieve such stress in my life. The problem is that it's too wide. About 5-10mm wider than the Wix filter I use. I'll see if using a piece of rubber to close the gap works. I…

The only filter wrench that fits the Suzuki Burgman. The dealer is happy to weld on the oil filter and it's good that I can remove it with the help of my foot. The normal ones that fit 64-67mm are not tight enough. It won't fit K&N filters as they have a 'nut' molded into the end so you can use a regular head, but that's the ticket to the factory model. I also have a Subaru, although the filter was installed by me and can easily be removed by folks with a belt wrench, I'll give it a try and…