thin walled, oil filter removal tool for K75

[SDCR john]

Just discovered that none of my collection of oil filter removal tools, fits intomy K75 S filter cavity.  It appears that the oil filter removal tool, has to be a thin walled version, to fit into the filter opening space.

Anyone have a suggested source for this tool, possibly less expensive than the BMW dealer?

Thanks.

[Martin]

Try Aliexpress if your not in a hurry.https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1pc-Black-Steel-74mm-14-Flute-Oil-Filter-Wrench-Cap-Housing-Tool-Socket-Removal-For-BMW/33044682775.html? They look identical to mine that cost $20.00 + 20 years ago.
Regards Martin.

[stokester]

Got mine from BeemerBoneyard.

https://www.beemerboneyard.com/kohfilterwr.html

[johnny]

greetings...

they are iffie at best... i putts skateboard tape inside of mine to gripp the can...

also have one with holes in it so i can run sheetmetal screws in there if the can is stuck...

j o

[Scott]

I use this one, fits the oem filter perfectly.
http://www.wunderlichamerica.com/motorcycle/6073050.html

[beemuker]

i bought a cheap one at Autozone  that works fine, but I'm out of town for another week. will post the part number when I return

[billday]

Got mine from BeemerBoneyard.

https://www.beemerboneyard.com/kohfilterwr.html

+1

[The Mighty Gryphon]

I bought a cheap wrench at Carquest that works great with the $6 filters I buy there.  Literally, a true win win.

[SDCR john]

Thanks all for the good tips. I stopped by Auto Zone, with my BMW filter in hand, and found the correct tool. Plus, it was just $6 bucks.

i bought a cheap one at Autozone  that works fine, but I'm out of town for another week. will post the part number when I return

[subforry]

As far as removing old oil filters goes, you can't go wrong with construction screws.  Just screw a wood handle to filter can.  But having the correct wrench is really nice.

[johnny]

http://www.motobrick.com/index.php/topic,580.msg108596.html#msg108596


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[Chaos]

I once used large needle nose vice grips to partially crush the old filters, which made enough room to get a pair of plumbers pliers in there and unscrew it.  Not the easiest way but it worked.