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Originally Posted by doatis View Post
I just had the problem of the stripped out drainage bolt. The above comments are correct. It does not attache the filter housing, it merely acts as a drain for the filter housing.

Try channel lock/slip joint/tongue and groove pliers to spin off the plastic filter housing. Be gentle and it works fine.
Finally... It's been almost 4 years, but this advice might be the one that actually works.
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