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water tank plumbing

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water tank plumbing

Post by numbnuts »

just got given a water tank to use on the patrol but i can't get the hoses off. Its a hard plastic blue hose going into a hard (gray) plastic connection. Its got a red plastic clip on it like a sir clip. I pulled the clip off and tried to pull the hose out but does not come. Anyone know about these?
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Post by -Scott- »

Got a pic? Sounds like a "one touch" fitting, in which case pulling the red ring might have stuffed it.

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Post by stool »

Try some heat on the hose should pull off
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Post by foodie »

get nasty on it

heat it, melt it hehe

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Post by Bush65 »

Sound like a push on tube fitting.

Push the red part of the fitting into the gray part, then remove the tubing.

If on the other hand it is hose (not tubing) it may be push-lock hose. The harder that you pull on the hose, the tigher it grips onto the fitting. You will will have to cut push-lock hose to remove it from the fitting.
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Post by Rb25sil80 »

Yep sounds like Bush65 is on the money. Enzed made me up some of these for an oil intake line on my turbo, I was very concerned about the lack of hose clamps but the guy said he would put his left nut on the line that I wouldnt be able to yank it off. I tried and failed. Snip snip is the only way!

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Post by numbnuts »

thanks for replies. It looks like ill have to cut it off.
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Post by fool_injected »

hot water?
does the fitting unscew?
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