oil filter replacement

Because its a 15K bike and the Hi Flo is more than capable being changed every 6k miles Now if we were an exotic Italian sports car costing 150K i might agree:beerjug:
 
If you saw what those crap were made of in comparison to the Mahle, You might well think again !

The only ones where pretty damned aggressive mechanicing was required to remove them were two of these !!!

there is more metal in a cola can!!!

That's in 10 years of working on and servicing BMWs
 
The op question was about tools not filters However Mahle are good filters
see for sale section for tools ;)
 
If you saw what those crap were made of in comparison to the Mahle, You might well think again !

The only ones where pretty damned aggressive mechanicing was required to remove them were two of these !!!

there is more metal in a cola can!!!

That's in 10 years of working on and servicing BMWs
Hi-flo are an "approved" filter for BMW.


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Surely BMW would only approve BMW filters?
The only filter I have had that was a bitch to remove was a Hiflo. The metal body twists very easily. I doubt any removal tool would make much difference.
 
Afaik Mahle make the OEM filters for BMW amongst other bike manufacturers
 
It's TUV approved so it meets the required standard as a replacement for a BMW OEM part.


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Hi -flo are TUV approved which is good enough for me. They sell millions of them - how many horror stories have you heard?

Edit Red 1 beat me to it
 


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