With increased demand came advancements in the tool’s design. As the automotive industry expanded, so did the variety of oil filters, leading to the creation of different types of wrenches to accommodate various filter sizes and configurations.
How the Oil Filter Wrench Works: The Science of Simplicity
At its core, the oil filter wrench is designed to loosen or tighten oil filters, which are often located in tricky spots underneath the engine. Early models of the wrench, such as the strap and chain types, relied on a simple but effective mechanism. The tool wrapped around the oil filter, gripping it tightly. By applying pressure with the handle, the user could easily break the seal on a stubborn filter, removing or installing it without damaging the part.
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