Just unscrew the filter. If you cannot remove it with your hands, it was put on too tight, which is common, as most people tighten them too much. You will need to use a good filter wrench. The type wrench you will need depends on how much room you have. Oil the gasket & Put the new filter back on and only tighten it 3/4 turn after the filter makes contact with the mounting surface. By doing this you will not need a filter wrench when removing the filter next time. 3/4 turn is plenty tight and any more is too much.
Just unscrew the filter. If you cannot remove it with your hands, it was put on too tight, which is common, as most people tighten them too much. You will need to use a good filter wrench. The type wrench you will need depends on how much room you have. Oil the gasket & Put the new filter back on and only tighten it 3/4 turn after the filter makes contact with the mounting surface. By doing this you will not need a filter wrench when removing the filter next time. 3/4 turn is plenty tight and any more is too much.
The oil sending unit is just behind the oil filter. It screws into an aluminum housing and should be easy to remove.
A oil filter wrench.
a fram filter is number PH3387A
Its easier to access it from the top than the bottom!
no, they are different part numbers
To remove a stubborn oil filter using a chain oil filter wrench, the best method is to securely wrap the chain around the filter, ensuring a tight grip. Then, apply steady pressure in a counterclockwise direction to loosen and remove the filter. Be cautious not to overtighten the chain, as it may slip or damage the filter.
oil filter is located on the engine block under the car. drain plug is located on the oil pan.
4 quarts without changing the filter, 4.5 if changing the filter.
From the sounds of this question, you are going to need more help than I can give. The plug is located at the bottom of the oil pan, and you need a wrench to remove it. Are'nt you even worried about the oil filter?
Located near the oil filter
4 qrts w/ filter
To remove a stubborn oil filter using an oil filter chain wrench, the best method is to securely attach the chain wrench to the filter, ensuring a tight grip. Then, apply steady and even pressure while turning the wrench counterclockwise to loosen and remove the filter. Be cautious not to apply excessive force to avoid damaging the filter or the surrounding components.