I've had two different Lincoln Mark VIIIs - one 1993, and currently one 1996 LSC.  Both are "first generation" ('93-'96) Mark VIIIs, but I'm fairly certain this will also apply to "second generation" ('97-'98) models.

The problem is that the oil filter is in one of the most inconvenient places ever conceivable.  Usually, with relatively little trouble, I can get my arm in well enough to unscrew and pull the filter off.  But, when it comes to actually getting the filter out from the confined space that is its home, there always seems to be some form of creative contortionism required and I can never seem to remember how it is I got the thing out the last time.

Is there any "easy way" to go about doing this?  Is there some trick or special technique I might be missing out on?


Question: Set your journey to the wellness.. "set" used as "begin" , goes right here?
Answer: Which "wellness" is this? I suspect you might mean "Begin your journey to wellness", but can't be sure.

Set does not have this meaning, but the idiom "set out on" is used specifically for journeys, so "Set out on your journey to wellness" works, though it focuses a bit more on the idea of a literal journey than a figurative one. I'd therefore advise against unless perhaps it was used with some visual imagery of journeys that would more strongly bring the imagery to mind. (Metaphors need to either be strong in the imagery or else quiet and let the figurative meaning dominate, "set out on" risks falling between the two).