Is it possible to remove an oil filter without draining oil?

Can you change an oil filter on a car without draining the oil from it?I tried to remove the oil filter with a strap wrench, but it was useless.I had to put new oil in the car because the old one was still attached.Can I leave the new oil in if I get a better oil filter tool?I don't want to have to drain the oil again.I have a small amount of spare oil.

The problem was solved by taking the rubber boa wrench back and getting a chain wrench.I will change the oil in a month.

You can remove the oil from the filter, but only if you run the clean oil through it.

Make sure to have a few shop towels on hand for drips, as it may be a bit messy depending on the location of your oil filter.

The problem is that the old oil is mixed with the new and you can't remove it from the filter. Just change the oil a little sooner next time.

It's similar to changing the socks without washing the feet, you can run the oil through a dirty filter and it won't be as bad, but still dirty.

A mechanics trick to remove a stuck filter is to hammer a screwdriver through it and use that as a lever.

The best way to remove an old oil filter is to use a long screw driver.The filter should be turned off by using the screw driver.