what is the best oil filter ratchet/wrench/tools to buy to install this on my Camry 2009 SE 4 cylinder? thank you
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I don't use a wrench as i only put them on hand tight,If you can't get the filters off that the dealership installed use the wrench that adapts to the bottom of the filter. CTA Tools 2489 86-Millimeter Heavy-Duty Cap-Type Oil Filter Wrench
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World's Best Universal Oil Filter Wrench - 3 Jaws Neiko® 03421A Adjustable Oil Filter Wrench with 3-Jaw Design | Includes Adapter
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I tried a few and the most efficient is the cylinder type. However be careful to not tighten too hard or you'll end up at the service cause the wrench will slip. They say to tighten the filter by hand and then just 1/4 th by wrench. Good luck!
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World's Best Universal Oil Filter Wrench - 3 Jaws https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000UD0CTQ/ref=cm_sw_r_awd_r3LOub1ZDM1H1
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Hi Sidney, when I first got the oil filter, I thought of the same thing. I thought I have to replace everything that came with it. Anyhow, when you open the oil canister from your car, you will see where both rubberized rings are located. I did not have to replace any of the rings since they were still good or looking good to me. I think the rings are functioning as kind of like a rubberized gasket that are preventing from oil leaking. You should inspect your rings to make sure if you need to replace them or not. Hope it helps.
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Yes, I'm using on my wife's 2014 Camry. Buy a good removal tool for the canister and know there is a small metal tab finger that needs to be bent slightly so the canister can be rotated.
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The Genuine Honda Oil Filter Wrench Part Number 07AAA-PLCA100 will fit the 2012 Honda CR-V factory OEM Honda Oil Filter. This Oil Filter Wrench will fit most vehicles made by Honda.
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On a Toyota Sequoia this part is for Sensor 1 on both Bank 1 and 2. Sensor 1 is closest to the engine and a bitch to remove. Borrow a special wrench from Autozone for free. They were also able to tell me exactly which sensor to replace and the part so I could buy it for half off here on Amazon.
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Yes - according to Amazon's compatibility chart, it IS the correct filter for your Camry: I mate this with Mobile One 0-30W High Fuel Efficiency full synthetic oil for all my vehicles - 2004 Toyota Echo 5-door hatchback (from Canada), 2005 Scion xB, and 1994 Honda Civic Del Sol Si (Mobil 1-104 filter)... all of which have well over 100,000 miles on them. I run a 6,500 mile replacement schedule, though some contend that you could go 7,500~10,000 miles on a change, depending on use and climatic conditions.
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if you are a MAN - then hand tight is the CORRECT torque on an oil filter. An alternative way to gauge the correct torque is an additional 3/4 of a turn AFTER the seal contacts the engine.
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You would have to look inside your book that came with the car. If you don't have it call a parts store like Auto Zone and ask for the right number of the correct filter you need. Somehow when I clicked on the oil filter it asked me the make and model of my car, then it told me it was a fit. Or you can ask the seller the question. Good Luck.
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Not this model Fram filter...you need CF10285. Try this link: http://www.framfreshbreeze.com/Installation.aspx?yr=2007&me=TOYOTA&ml=Camry This is a great filter, good luck.
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I always hand tighten the oil filter for the past 30 years never had a mishap. Even then I don't over tighten it. Too tight you will distort the seal and cause a leak. I bought this wrench to loosen the filter, not to tighten it.
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Yes, this is the correct wrench. You will not regret purchasing it. There is no gasket required for the drain plug of your engine. There is an O-ring under the drain cap for the oil filter. You should remove it before you insert the drain spout that comes with your new filter. There is also an O-ring supplied with your new filter that goes on the filter housing before you re-install. Make sure you lubricate the O-ring lightly. Install new 0-ring on the filter drain cap before re-installing it. DO NOT over tighten when re-installing the filter housing and drain cap. You can find photo demos for entire oil change if you Google "2010 Camry oil change". Yes, this is the correct wrench. You will not regret purchasing it. There is no gasket required for the drain plug of your engine. There is an O-ring under the drain cap for the oil filter. You should remove it before you insert the drain spout that comes with your new filter. There is also an O-ring supplied with your new filter that goes on the filter housing before you re-install. Make sure you lubricate the O-ring lightly. Install new 0-ring on the filter drain cap before re-installing it. DO NOT over tighten when re-installing the filter housing and drain cap. You can find photo demos... » Read More Yes, this is the correct wrench. You will not regret purchasing it. There is no gasket required for the drain plug of your engine. There is an O-ring under the drain cap for the oil filter. You should remove it before you insert the drain spout that comes with your new filter. There is also an O-ring supplied with your new filter that goes on the filter housing before you re-install. Make sure you lubricate the O-ring lightly. Install new 0-ring on the filter drain cap before re-installing it. DO NOT over tighten when re-installing the filter housing and drain cap. You can find photo demos for entire oil change if you Google "2010 Camry oil change". « Show Less
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I use two of those rubber wrenches you can get at Lowes or Home Depot. They can also be use for removing oil filter from car. They are adjustible but get a good pair. It is hard to remove even using these but can be done.
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Yes, Sometimes you need to hold the wrench jaws to snug up on the oil filter. Once the jaws grip the filter they do not let go easily. It widely depends on the applications the wrench is being used for.
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Use Rotella T1 oil.I purchased this product and it broke before I even used it. It is not worth the money IMO. I replaced it with a Bosch hammer and it is much better quality. The Bosch hammer was about $750.00 though.
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Try this site. I don't know which wrench fits the best. Try asking their respective manufacturers. Perhaps ask them the dimension of their own filters to narrow the choices or the radius of their wrench. Remember, you'll want your wrench radius to go only 1/3 to 1/2 down from the top of the housing to avoid interference from the spout. http://www.best-deal.com/search/landing/query/filter+wrenches/s/yahoo/?ef_id=U4OkHQAAAAPA5pbz:20140608033118:s
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Your question make me very nerves ,Please don't gamble with oil filters ,the wrong filter could blow your engine ,.Look up your car manufacture recommended filter for your car . Or MANN ,recommendation .This filter it is fit my 2004 BMW Z4 3.0i engine .Recommended by BMW. & MANN . You are better off to let a professional change the oil in your car .
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I dont know. This isn't a filter remover. This removes the aluminum oil cartridge housing when changing the oil on a (in my case) Toyota Highlander. If your rig uses the standard oil filter, that's not what this tool is used for.