K-D Tools 3253 End Cap Oil Filter Wrench
- Designed to fit on end of oil filter for work in tight spaces.
- Works in conjunction with 3/8-Inch drive ratchet or 1 inch wrench for extra torque.
- Removes and installs 14-flute 65mm factory oil filters
- High polished finish for long life
- Easy to spot in dark engine well with polished stainless steel finish
Product Description
Features: Removes and installs 14-flute, 65mm factory oil filters on late-model Toyota Tercel, MR2, Celica and 1988 Camry. Use with a 3/8 drive tool or a 1 wrench…. More >>
K-D Tools 3253 End Cap Oil Filter Wrench
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This is a solid and hefty product. Other places may have it cheaper, but Amazon offers free shipping which makes it cheaper overall. Makes oil changes in late-model Toyota’s a breeze. A must-have for any Tundra owner’s toolbox if you are planning to do your own oil changes.
Rating: 5 / 5
There are many pros to the K-D End Cap Oil Filter Wrench: It is bright, like polished stainless steel. That makes it easy to see, especially if dropped into a dark place. Try looking for a black wrench that has fallen into a dark engine well. It cleans up nicely. All of the oil and grit is easy to see. The K-D is only 5/8ths of an inch deep. Why is this good? That’s all the grip that is needed. I bought a whole set of oil cap wrenches in a pretty red case from Sears trying to save a few bucks. The wells were over 1 inch deep. On many of today’s new motors, there is not enough room to get a deep-well wrench on the filter. For example, I bought two brands of oil cap wrenches trying to find one that would fit a 29-HP Kawasaki engine on a Scag Turf Tiger. They both failed. One wouldn’t even go onto the oil filter. The one that would go on would not come off after loosening one turn. So, refusing to give up, I tried the K-D. It fit perfectly. As far as I’m concerned, the rest of my oil cap wrenches are garbage. I’ll buy only K-D – “Made in the USA” – from Amazon.Com. You get what you pay for.
Rating: 5 / 5
This 55mm wrench is for Toyota V6 engine such as Avalon or Rav4 etc.
I have a similar size wrench made of plastic. After a few times using it it started slipping and cannot open the drain plug.
Research on the web and some user group suggested to get this metal wrench.
The Wrench is not expensive but shipping is! Got the wrench try it out and
it works! One thing is the metal seems very thin not sure if it will last?
But for a DIYer just use it few times a year should be ok.
Rating: 5 / 5
I bought this tool for a 2009 Toyota highlander 2.7 4 cyl. It fits snugly around the filter cartridge and works great! I like that this product is made of metal unlike the similar universal tools found locally that were made of plastic. The local Toyota dealership wanted about 3 times the price I paid on Amazon for the metal version. I highly recommend it for any DIY person.
Rating: 5 / 5
I had to try two other filter wrenches that didn’t work before I picked this one up. Worked perfect!
Rating: 5 / 5