Pliers wrench for oil filters NEO tools TOP-11-241, adjustable 63.5–116 mm, angled 30°/60°/90°

Adjustable pliers wrench NEO tools TOP-11-241 is designed to remove and install oil filters with diameters from 63.5 to 116 mm. The tool has an angled head with three selectable positions — 30°, 60° and 90° — which helps to reach filter housings in confined or awkward locations. The serrated gripping jaws clamp the filter housing edge to provide a secure hold during loosening and tightening operations. The tool is intended for automotive maintenance and general workshop use.

Advantages

The adjustable range of 63.5–116 mm covers most standard oil filter sizes used in passenger cars and light commercial vehicles. The three-position angled head increases accessibility in tight engine bays and around obstructing components. The pliers-style mechanism delivers strong, uniform clamping force on filter housings while the ergonomic handle ensures comfortable operation and good control. Durable construction and precise jaw alignment reduce the risk of slipping or damaging filter housings during service.

Suitable for

• Removing and installing threaded oil filters on passenger cars
• Workshop maintenance and scheduled oil changes
• Working in confined engine compartments or under vehicles
• Use by professional mechanics and home DIY enthusiasts

Key specifications

• Adjustable clamping diameter: 63.5–116 mm
• Angled head positions: 30°, 60°, 90°
• Tool type: adjustable pliers wrench for oil filters
• Operation: manual, pliers-style clamping mechanism
• Primary application: oil filter removal and installation

How to use

Select the head angle (30°, 60° or 90°) that provides the best access to the filter housing. Open the jaws and position them around the filter edge, then squeeze the handles to clamp the jaws firmly on the housing. Apply steady rotational force to loosen or tighten the filter; if necessary, reposition the tool or change the head angle to maintain clearance. After use, release the jaws and store the tool in a dry place to minimise corrosion.

Usage recommendations

Ensure the vehicle is securely supported and the engine is cool before beginning work. Use moderate, controlled force to avoid deforming the filter housing; if the filter is severely stuck, apply penetrating oil and allow time to work before using the wrench again. Inspect the filter housing edge for damage and replace the filter if necessary.