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Good morning all, I have a 2024 Z51 that requires removal of a couple of under carriage panels so I can have better access to the oil filter that the manufacturer attached so tight that trying to remove it caused damaged to the filter, filter is impossible to be removed with the limited access that I have, I assumed that Chevy would know how to install an oil filter , but not on this unit. The underside panels seem to have several different sizes and heads on the bolts / nuts, the second panel has what seems to be an odd Torx bolt pattern, anyone out there know the name and size of these bolts? Thanks.
Good morning all, I have a 2024 Z51 that requires removal of a couple of under carriage panels so I can have better access to the oil filter that the manufacturer attached so tight that trying to remove it caused damaged to the filter, filter is impossible to be removed with the limited access that I have, I assumed that Chevy would know how to install an oil filter , but not on this unit. The underside panels seem to have several different sizes and heads on the bolts / nuts, the second panel has what seems to be an odd Torx bolt pattern, anyone out there know the name and size of these bolts? Thanks.
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