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Omega Help Area => Omega General Help => Topic started by: tigers_gonads on 17 October 2014, 15:06:56
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In the middle of replacing the oil cooler.
Dumped the oil
Removed the cap and old paper filter
Question, how the hell does the round metal paper filter housing come off so I can get to the oil cooler pipes ?
I've read the guide, had a play around with a 27mm socket but can I hell as see how it comes off :'(
I manipulated the pipes last time and got away with it.
I know I won't get away with it again :'(
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Some have a bolt, some have an allen key. Probably need to nick the missus' make up mirror to visually see in.
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Had a mirror in there TB and broke the f**ker >:(
This will sound daft but as you look into the housing, were is this allen key hole in relation to a clock face (12 o'clock at the top) because I can't see a thing :(
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Its in the piggin middle Mr gonads ::) :-[
Best I get some new glasses sorted out ::) ;D
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;D 14mm is what you need :y
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;D 14mm is what you need :y
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14mm thick glasses >:( ;D ;D ;D
Oh yeh, the hex socket needed is a 12mm ;D
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;D 14mm is what you need :y
??? ???
14mm thick glasses >:( ;D ;D ;D
Oh yeh, the hex socket needed is a 12mm ;D
Or even hex drive ::)
Must be our lasses mirror I broke ;D
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I used a 12mm sump plug duck taped to a 21mm (I think ) socket and a short extension worked a dream did,nt take the oil cooler pipes totaly out just left enough thread in to easily move the pipes out of the way don,t forget to renew the O ring that sits in a groove between block & housing. :y :y :y :y
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;D 14mm is what you need :y
??? ???
14mm thick glasses >:( ;D ;D ;D
Oh yeh, the hex socket needed is a 12mm ;D
;D ;D ;D
Mind you im blind as a bat without my goggles :-[