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bit weird but I have used a belt on filters on many cars and it works well and you need very little space. You do not need much force on a filter.
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Actually, a remoter oil filter would be awesome, I had one in my R33 and was one of the best mods I did for maintenance work!
Anyone have a link or anything on where to get the remote oil filter/relocator kit?
Cheers!
Anyone have a link or anything on where to get the remote oil filter/relocator kit?
Cheers!
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OK, I think I should be able to work something out, thanks for all the ideas 
And fuzzlet may have a point, only takes a few hours for me to get the engine out now lol
And a remote oil filter does sound good.

And fuzzlet may have a point, only takes a few hours for me to get the engine out now lol

And a remote oil filter does sound good.
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Buy a Japanese person with tiny, skinny arms.


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I got my remote filter kit from mania, but it was a bit pricey though at $200 before the dollar went up (and before I had a chance to shop around...)
As for the filter wrench, its a standard mazda part, so available from either them or mania. Certainly makes things a hell of a lot easier
As for the filter wrench, its a standard mazda part, so available from either them or mania. Certainly makes things a hell of a lot easier
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Pamex wrote:Buy a Japanese person with tiny, skinny arms.
Good point, got links to any suppliers?

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i like the thought of them, but makes the engine bay a bit messy
how difficult are these to install anyway?

how difficult are these to install anyway?
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bigdog wrote:bensale wrote:Is the na8 more difficult to access than the na6? I just reach in from the top of the engine, loosen and take it off by hand. Too easy. Of course as Manga Blue said it can't be too tight or then in becomes a little more difficult.
+1 here. Don't worry about spilt oil - hit it with degreaser when your done and hose it off. 5 min job for me with big hands and arms, really easy with smaller appendages
Easiest way, no fiddiling around with wreches and all that.
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Hey greenMachine...
You wouldnt happen to have a photo of this installed would you?
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RawSouth wrote:
Hey greenMachine...
You wouldnt happen to have a photo of this installed would you?
Cheers
I reckon it would take more work to install one of these than there is in about 10 years' worth of filter changes if you tightened them up properly in the first place.



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