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Tech tip: earl filter removal - .RJ - 06-18-2005
Cut off a square of this:
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I had some extra laying around... extra grip makes taking the filter off easy
- Mike - 06-18-2005
i use a latex glove if i can't get it off with my bare hand (shut up you dirty fucks).
- CaptainHenreh - 06-18-2005
Screwdriver? Two if it's stubborn.
- JackoliciousLegs - 06-18-2005
CaptainHenreh Wrote:Screwdriver? Two if it's stubborn.That works great for me....
- white_2kgt - 06-18-2005
bah, just move the filter somewhere easy to get to,
![[Image: IMG_7601.jpg]](http://www.2kgt.com/images/OilingSystem_2005-03-28/IMG_7601.jpg)
--chad