'93 ZJ oil filter adapter
 

Does anyone know what size and type wrench I need to remove the oil filter
adapter from my '93 ZJ with a 4.0. When I say oil filter adapter I am
referring to the aluminum part that attaches to the block and performs a 90
degree turn and the filter attaches to it. I have read a few articles that
refer to it as that and suggest that it takes a T-60 to remove it, but when
I tried, it didn't fit.

I'm getting an oil leak from where the adapter meets the block. Also could
you tell me what size of o-ring it needs. Again, I am assuming that it
needs an o-ring. In fact any information that you could tell me about this
would help. There is not a lot out there about leaking from this spot.

Gene Saldivar
'93 ZJ 4.0
'90 YJ 4.2

Re: '93 ZJ oil filter adapter
 

I have heard T-60, T-55, Allen head, and plain hex head bolts being used.
You will probably have to find a way to get a mirror down there or work by
feel.

You can get the gasket at NAPA for around a dollar.

"Gene Saldivar" <saldivar@ix.netcom.com> wrote in message
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> Does anyone know what size and type wrench I need to remove the oil filter
> adapter from my '93 ZJ with a 4.0. When I say oil filter adapter I am
> referring to the aluminum part that attaches to the block and performs a
> 90
> degree turn and the filter attaches to it. I have read a few articles
> that
> refer to it as that and suggest that it takes a T-60 to remove it, but
> when
> I tried, it didn't fit.
>
> I'm getting an oil leak from where the adapter meets the block. Also
> could
> you tell me what size of o-ring it needs. Again, I am assuming that it
> needs an o-ring. In fact any information that you could tell me about
> this
> would help. There is not a lot out there about leaking from this spot.
>
> Gene Saldivar
> '93 ZJ 4.0
> '90 YJ 4.2
>
>

Re: '93 ZJ oil filter adapter
 

I have heard T-60, T-55, Allen head, and plain hex head bolts being used.
You will probably have to find a way to get a mirror down there or work by
feel.

You can get the gasket at NAPA for around a dollar.

"Gene Saldivar" <saldivar@ix.netcom.com> wrote in message
news:2gLUf.7587$Bj7.5371@newsread2.news.pas.earthl ink.net...
> Does anyone know what size and type wrench I need to remove the oil filter
> adapter from my '93 ZJ with a 4.0. When I say oil filter adapter I am
> referring to the aluminum part that attaches to the block and performs a
> 90
> degree turn and the filter attaches to it. I have read a few articles
> that
> refer to it as that and suggest that it takes a T-60 to remove it, but
> when
> I tried, it didn't fit.
>
> I'm getting an oil leak from where the adapter meets the block. Also
> could
> you tell me what size of o-ring it needs. Again, I am assuming that it
> needs an o-ring. In fact any information that you could tell me about
> this
> would help. There is not a lot out there about leaking from this spot.
>
> Gene Saldivar
> '93 ZJ 4.0
> '90 YJ 4.2
>
>

Re: '93 ZJ oil filter adapter
 

I have heard T-60, T-55, Allen head, and plain hex head bolts being used.
You will probably have to find a way to get a mirror down there or work by
feel.

You can get the gasket at NAPA for around a dollar.

"Gene Saldivar" <saldivar@ix.netcom.com> wrote in message
news:2gLUf.7587$Bj7.5371@newsread2.news.pas.earthl ink.net...
> Does anyone know what size and type wrench I need to remove the oil filter
> adapter from my '93 ZJ with a 4.0. When I say oil filter adapter I am
> referring to the aluminum part that attaches to the block and performs a
> 90
> degree turn and the filter attaches to it. I have read a few articles
> that
> refer to it as that and suggest that it takes a T-60 to remove it, but
> when
> I tried, it didn't fit.
>
> I'm getting an oil leak from where the adapter meets the block. Also
> could
> you tell me what size of o-ring it needs. Again, I am assuming that it
> needs an o-ring. In fact any information that you could tell me about
> this
> would help. There is not a lot out there about leaking from this spot.
>
> Gene Saldivar
> '93 ZJ 4.0
> '90 YJ 4.2
>
>