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Old 11-30-2018, 05:55 PM   #7
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Re: 1969 Gas Filter Replacement

Make a line wrench from a 1" box end wrench.. Cut a section out, making the cut in such a way that the cut out clears those ports and still allows some "swing" room. Depending on the particular wrench you use, some grinding may also be required. Big wrenches usually carry a bigger price tag.. If money/cost is an issue with you, a Harbor Freight wrench will work just fine.. I made mine over 40 years ago and still use it occasionally.
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