Oil Filter Strap Wrench Jonnesway AI050077 for 26–160 mm filters

Jonnesway Oil Filter Strap Wrench AI050077 is a manual tool designed to remove and install cylindrical oil filters with diameters from 26 to 160 mm. The wrench uses a flexible, durable strap to create a secure grip on smooth, painted or slightly damaged filter housings without scratching the surface. Its compact design allows use in confined engine bays and workshops where traditional filter wrenches may not fit or cannot obtain a reliable hold.

Advantages

The strap wrench provides an adjustable gripping range that covers a wide variety of filter sizes, reducing the need for multiple fixed-size tools. The soft but strong strap conforms to irregular or tapered housings for even pressure distribution, lowering the risk of deforming thin-walled filters. The tool's simple hand-operated mechanism requires no additional power source and is quick to apply and release, making it practical for both professional mechanics and DIY users.

Suitable for

• Automotive oil filter removal and installation on cars, light trucks and motorcycles
• Workshop maintenance where space is limited or access is awkward
• Filters with smooth, painted or slightly damaged housings that are hard to grip with jaw-style wrenches

Key specifications

• Clampable filter diameter range: 26–160 mm
• Flexible strap material designed to resist wear and provide strong grip
• Hand-operated mechanism; no power required
• Compact form factor for use in confined spaces

How to use

Place the strap around the filter housing and feed the free end through the tightening mechanism. Position the strap so it sits evenly around the filter circumference, then pull the strap tight to create a secure grip. Turn the wrench handle counterclockwise to loosen or clockwise to tighten the filter as required. After operation, release the strap using the mechanism and remove the tool. Follow common workshop safety practices such as allowing the engine to cool and containing any spilled oil when removing filters.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the strap periodically for cuts or heavy wear and replace if damaged. Use steady, controlled force to avoid slipping; when working with particularly tight or corroded filters, apply penetrating lubricant and allow it to work before attempting removal. Store the wrench in a dry place to prolong strap life.