Re: RE: right angle oil filter adapter

[Thomas R Hansen <trandco1@xxxxxxxx>]

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> 
> Bill and Brian...thanks for the reply. My friend says there is no 
> "hex" on
> the nipple...just looks like a threaded piece of pipe coming out of 
> the
> block where the filter spins on. My suggestion to him was to thread 
> 2 nuts
> onto the nipple,jam them together, then use a box-end wrench (or 
> socket)to
> unscrew them and the nipple to gether. Does this sound right?
> 
> Thanks again,
> 
> Darwin/Victoria BC/Canada
> '65 Cdn Valiant Custom 100 'vert
> Slant 6/4-speed

 Just in case, look down the center of the nipple, and see if there is a
hex opening in there. You can use a 3/8 Allen wrench, or a punch with a
3/8 shank, and a wrench, to remove. There should be a hex on the outside
though, what else could hold the plate to the block?   Tom in Dallas  

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