ABN 64mm Cartridge Oil Filter Wrench - Fits 2.5-5.7L 6-8 Cylinder Engines - Compatible with Toyota, Lexus, and Scion Vehicles

Jeff: Likes: fits & performs the necessary function. Dislikes: made of aluminum so it really isn't intended for hard use, like in a shop setting.

United States on Apr 13, 2023

C. Tan: You need a 27mm socket to be paired with this filter wrench to loosen the oil filter housing! If you don't already have one, pick one up together with this item.

United States on Nov 30, 2022

Chris from the Hammer: Does the job and is more durable than the light tin or plastic ones

Canada on May 24, 2022

walhumvel: This is a must to have in your toolbox and you can’t go wrong with it. Very strong and easy to use, I’m very satisfied with this purchase.

Canada on Jan 17, 2022

antonio chavez: Es la herramienta necesaria para quitar el filtro sin batallar de muy buena calidad grueso

Mexico on Nov 07, 2021

Oscar arocha: Ajuste perfecto para carcasa de filtro de aceite de rav4, para aflojarlo se debe usar un dado de 27 mm en la parte hexagonal, el orificio interno es solo para apriete del mismo.

Mexico on Aug 02, 2021

Adrián S.: El producto lo compre para uso en el taller donde laboro, se ve y siente de calidad, y cumple con las especificaciones que señala, falta ver qué su duración con el uso.

Mexico on Jun 14, 2021

Joey D.: I think all these cast ones are made by the same place in China, even the high priced Lisle or AST brands. Only difference is the name etched on them. Works like a champ as it is used in a quick oil change facility that services 10 to 15 vehicles per day that require this tool to safely remove the filter cap. It even stands up to the stress of having to use a 3 ft breaker bar when the oil filter housing was over tightened by the dealer. One word of caution, use the hex head of the tool to remove filters. Using the inner 3/8" ratchet attachment is a recipe for breakage when the cap is over tight. It will crack from the square to the outer hex and sometimes break a portion or the entire hex assembly off. Again, we put these things through heavy use and abuse. The thing never breaks at all even the contact ears or the fluted portion lasts forever when using the hex portion as I described. If I could keep employees from losing them, I don't think I would ever need to buy another one.

United States on Jan 28, 2019

PezfestPezfest: First, I will mention I have used ABN oil filter cartridge housing wrenches in the past, and been pleased, generally, with their performance. However, as the following indicates, my “mileage has varied”; yours may, too, so I recommend you READ THE FOLLOWING BEFORE YOU CONSIDER PURCHASING THIS ITEM.

Problem #1 – Construction Confusion
A. In the product description, “About this item” states the wrench is “Constructed with forged alloy.” THIS STATEMENT IS FALSE; THE ITEM IS CAST, NOT FORGED. This fact is confirmed by physical examination of the item, the seller's product photos and the data sheet included in product packaging! Other sections of the product listing contain additional ambiguous or flat-out incorrect information. Read on.
B. This type of filter wrench is commonly made of cast ADC 12 (Japan)/A383 (U.S.) aluminum alloy; or 6061 T5/T6 aluminum, often forged. The ABN filter is made of… undisclosed (or inaccurately-disclosed) materials. “About ABN…” states the wrench is “constructed from strong alloy...,” but fails to mention the item is cast (inferior to forging and heat tempering, generally), OR reveal the secret identity of the...

United States on Aug 30, 2018

Steve in Virginia: I've used this tool once to change the filter in my daughter's 2013 Toyota Tundra w/ V-6 engine (4.0 liter). The tool worked fine. Appears to be well made (single piece of cast aluminum?). I happened to have a 1/2-inch drive ratchet, extension and large socket (1-1/16" (27mm would probably work too)) so I applied torque via the large hex - not the smaller (3/8" drive) square (see product photo). Quite a lot of torque was required to "break loose" the old filter so I guess I'd suggest that a person have access to 1/2-inch drive tools - at least to get the tool / filter assembly turning. One other comment. There are three notches on one side of this tool and only one on the other. This matters as these four notches engage the same number of "tabs" on the filter assembly (three tabs on one side - one on the other). I didn't know this (didn't think to get a flashlight and look good before beginning) and the wrench still removed the filter assembly, but when I had the filter assembly in my hands (off the truck) I saw my error (that I didn't have the tool notches and the filter assembly tabs properly aligned / engaged). Know better now and will use it as it should be used next time. I...

United States on Mar 17, 2015