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CHANNELLOCK OF-2 2pc Oil Filter/ PVC Pliers Set, Made in USA, Forged High Carbon Steel, Includes 9 and 12-inch Oil Filter/ PVC Pliers, Ideal for Engine Oil Filters, Conduit and Fittings

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Size: 2 Piece Set, 9 inch, 12 inch


Style: Pliers


Features

  • SPECIALLY DESIGNED for use on oil filters, PVC fittings and conduit
  • ADJUSTS to fit most car, light truck and small engine oil filters
  • Patented SAFE-T-STOP feature prevents finger pinch
  • RELIABLE PERMALOCK fastener eliminates nut and bolt failure with increased joint strength
  • FORGED high carbon steel for maximum strength and durability is specially coated for ultimate rust prevention.
  • 100% MADE IN USA

Description

The CHANNELLOCK OF-2 2-Piece Oil Filter/PVC Pliers Set combines the strength and reliability of our iconic Tongue and Groove Pliers with the special needs of PVC and oil filters. The 212 has a jaw capacity of 2-1/2 to 3-3/4 In. The 209 has a jaw capacity of 1-3/4 to 3 In. These pliers remove stubborn oil filters from cars, trucks, motorcycles, ATVs and lawn and garden equipment. CHANNELLOCK Oil filter/PVC Pliers are made in USA and forged from high carbon steel that is specially coated for ultimate rust prevention.

Brand: Channellock


Material: High Carbon Steel


Product Dimensions: 13.5"L x 7.75"W


Color: Matte/Unpolished


Handle Material: Polyvinyl Chloride


Item Weight: 1.3 pounds


Specific Uses For Product: Automotive maintenance; Equipment maintenance


Specification Met: Complies with industry standards and safety requirements


Grip Type: Ergonomic


Number of Items: 2


Brand Name: Channellock


Specific Uses For Product: Automotive maintenance; Equipment maintenance


Model Number: OF-1


UPC: 732454610275 733353576747 763273732251 069060368642 014444913499 025582827173


Global Trade Identification Number: 73


Unit Count: 1 Count


Set Name: Oil Filter/PVC Pliers Set (2-Piece)


Included Components: 209, 212


Item Type Name: 2pc Oil Filter/ PVC Pliers Set


Manufacturer: Channellock


Manufacturer Part Number: OF-2


Manufacturer Warranty Description: Limited Lifetime Warranty


Item Dimensions L x W: 13.5"L x 7.75"W


Item Weight: 1.3 pounds


Material Type: High Carbon Steel


Handle Material: Polyvinyl Chloride


Color: Matte/Unpolished


Grip Type: Ergonomic


Specification Met: Complies with industry standards and safety requirements


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When you need to uncouple a 3" pipe union, this is the only tool that'll do it. It's solid and well-made. It grips the pipe perfectly and turns with ease. Plus it'll come in handy the next time I have a stuck oil filter on one of my tractors.
Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2026 by Lawyer Y.
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Size: 9 inch Style: Pliers
Strong. Works great in tight areas. Oil filters. Can not go wrong with Channellock.
Reviewed in the United States on June 14, 2026 by Mike A.
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Size: 15 inch Style: Pliers
Great filter plyers, prefer them over snap-on, matco, cornwell and way cheaper
Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2026 by Jeremy
    • There's a moral at the end of this story...
Size: 9 inch Style: Pliers
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So I decided to "work on" my old pickup that has been sitting under a tree for 19 years. "This will be easy," I thought. I'll just change the oil and spark plugs, put a new battery in and go from there. So, I go down to the local auto parts store and buy a pan to catch the old oil in, some new oil and new spark plugs, a new battery, a new oil filter and an oil filter wrench. I even bought some of those cool mechanics gloves so the neighbors will think I'm an old hand at this. "I'll have this thing cranking by dinner time," I tell myself. So first things first, I remove the oil drain plug and let the old gunk stream out (making sure to get my mechanic's gloves a little dirty so they look "experienced"). Then, I put the oil wrench (you know, the standard strap-design) on the old filter and start working. The filter doesn't budge. So I work harder and eventually the old oil filter just twists on itself but still doesn't budge from the threads. Okay, no big deal, it has been sitting for almost 20 years. So I go back to the store and buy the fancier kind that hooks up to a ratchet and go back home to have another go at things. After about 30-45 minutes of maneuvering and twisting and cursing and sweating and even hammering the ratchet handle with a claw hammer to help it twist the old filter off, the filter is even more twisted but still stuck firmly in place. So I decide to bring out the big guns... I get an extremely large, flathead screwdriver from the bowels of my tool chest that has never been used (who needs a flathead screwdriver the size of a walking cane anyways?) and put the tip of it agains the oil filter and hammer it though. "This sucker is whipped now," I said out loud. Or at least some word that rhymed with sucker. Then I twisted that screwdriver and gave it my all and it ripped that filter to shreds! But the threads didn't move. So, I came on Amazon and looked around for a different type of oil filter wrench and came across this thing. "This thing looks too flimsy to do any better than the hell I just put that old filter through," I thought to myself as I clicked "Proceed to checkout." But all of the good reviews convinced me I had nothing to lose. Besides, I can just return it if it doesn't work and write a review about how all of the other reviewers were nuts for thinking this thing was "all that." It arrived in the mail the next day and I was excited to try it out, but still skeptical. I blocked my schedule for the evening because I was determined to make SOMETHING get that oil filter off, starting with this tool. I put my gloves on (which by this time had me looking like the Chief of a Nascar pit crew), told my fiancé to eat dinner without me, and headed to the garage. I laid out all of the other, failed tools beside my mechanic creeper for back up, put some Van Halen on the bluetooth to keep me motivated, then I grabbed this tool and rolled under the old Ford. I put the mouth of this tool at the base of the oil filter with the teeth gripping the stubborn oil filter like an alligator crushing a human skull and twisted...and the filter came right off. So the morale of the story is this: The right tool really does matter. And if you have a stubborn oil filter, buy this tool. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 6, 2020 by GadgetGuy
    • I love channellock tools
Size: 9 inch Style: Pliers
I love channellock tools. Have quite a few of them. These oil filter pliers are ok. They work well with most canister type oil filters, but not so much with seized oil filters that have been over tightened which is in all honest what I purchased them for. They tend to just want to crush the filter. So I do still use them, but for over tightened stuck on filters I stick with my tried and true method which is a little messy but works well with out damaging anything. I take a screw driver and punch it through the side of the filter as far in as I can get it to go. Then use the handle of the screw driver as a lever to loosen the filter. like I said. Its a little messy so make sure you have plenty of rags, but it has worked for me for over many years. I think I learned it from a neighbor when I first started working on cars. I could not for the life of me get a filter off the car. He saw me struggling and ask me what the problem was. Then he asked me for a screwdriver. Got under the car and had the thing off in seconds. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2017 by Elijah Stephens
    • Great shipping
Size: 15 inch Style: Pliers
Helpful and worth your money
Reviewed in the United States on August 2, 2026 by david yancy
    • Solid pair of filter pliers
Size: 15 inch Style: Pliers
This 15-inch pair is for larger, heavy-duty size filters. The 9-inch pair is much more suitable for most common automotive size filters, and is more maneuverable in tighter quarters. Channel Lock does this style of filter pliers very well, and are my personal favorite. They feel very solid, and they grip great. It has a strong, large rivet joint. I've never failed to remove a filter with these pliers, even where every other method of "stuck-on" filter removal has failed. Just grip as close to the base of the filter as possible, and push down on the backside of the handles (the back handle is the shorter one that slides for adjustment). Everything lines up well on these and they're well machined, with no sharp edges or burrs. The teeth are well-pronounced and get a good bite. They work much better than any strap style or socket style filter tool. I actually got these for removing the canister on my home water filter that unscrews from it's base. But I imagine they would work well for working with larger pvc pipe too. Just a tip, I always keep a coating of oil on all my tools to keep the rust away. The coating on these pliers tends to wear off easily. But they are made with really good steel, and all tools made with steel will rust more easily if they're not chrome plated or powder coated. These are a lifetime tool, and Channel Lock is still a US owned and operated company. All their pliers are made in the US, with US materials. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 14, 2024 by Shannon V
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Works perfectly for my 2003 E350 van with 7.3L Powerstroke diesel engine. I wish I had gotten it sooner, I had been puncturing the oil filters with a screwdriver making a terrible mess, and way too much effort. This makes the job super easy.
Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2025 by John W

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