🔧 OEMTOOLS 25101: Adjustable Magnetic 3-Jaw Oil Filter Wrench – Green, 2.4"-3.6" Diameter, Fits 3/8"-1/2" Drive Adapter, Enhanced Grip with Magnets Review

Was recommended when I called to have the BMW oil filter removed. The first few times I scratched the oil filter cover. Didn't want to continue because I don't want to completely lose the thread on the lid. Probably suitable for removing oil filters that rotate in a car, but not suitable for removing oil filter caps.

Finally an oil filter tool that works! And I've tried them all! No matter how tight the filter is, this tool removes it with ease! Belt pullers need a lot of clearance and end caps need to be the exact size and shape of your filter or you're out of luck. This OEM filter puller will tighten the filter when you unscrew it, regardless of filter diameter. Just buy it!

This thing grips as well if not better than any other tool I've tried to remove stuck filters with. The magnetic base works well. The hex adapter is also handy when there isn't space nearby to mount a ratchet. I think people giving less than excellent reviews have no idea how it should be used. Removes the filter. that is his only job. You never need a tool to tighten a traditional oil filter.

I've always had problems with the old black steel, this was ordered as a replacement as I couldn't find it in my messy warehouse. It works on the same principle as my old one, but has three levers instead of two and the gripping teeth are less pronounced. It still holds up as well or better than the previous one, but it's lighter and has the added benefit of magnets, which are strong enough to help themselves but probably don't need a full oil filter, but I'm not brave enough. to attempt.

I've used a lot of different oil filter tools in my time and most of them don't work properly. This OEM tool works great. The secret is to get the tool's "feet" to grip the end of the stuck filter tight enough to prevent slipping, but not too tight to avoid crushing or tearing the filter in the process. I took a chance with this tool and it really worked. I removed the filter from a motorcycle that had been on the bike for 6 years. The stuck filter was not accessible from below or from the…

An oil filter was installed on a Honda Civic that was either too tight or too long for this tool to easily remove. Here's what I like about it: 1. Magnets hold the tool on the end of the filter when you want to rotate it.2. The jaws are spring loaded and fit snugly against the filter even before pressure is applied3. The jaws lock instantly when the ratchet applies torque. This is important when there is very little room to turn the ratchet - it must immediately apply turning force in a tight…

I have to say I am impressed with the quality of this oil filter wrench! It's made of heavy metal and doesn't feel fragile like some of the other oil filter wrenches I've used. The hands fit snugly on the sides of the filter and on my filter they grip the filter grooves for a secure grip. When loosening the filter, the levers are snug against the sides. The metal parts are well covered with quality paint that doesn't seem to scratch very easily. The magnets on the top, along with the rubber…

I have used this tool in the shop and it is great for removing over tightened oil filters in hard to reach places. We usually use cup shaped filter removers but they tend to slip off if the filter is too tight and this thing has been loaned out a few times. It really bites and does its job. I think other reviewers are wrong about this tool. This is where stubborn filters are removed, not installed. It's like using a vise on a broken bolt. If your filter isn't too tight, use something else that…