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The hose thats cracked as you can see by the duct tape i have on it lol I need to replace it but it has fittings idk how to get off. Also i took it to the shop and they told me it was special hose and didnt know if they could get the clips holding it off without breaking them. They couldnt find the hose so im here wondering if anyone knows what its called/part #, where i can buy it, and how hard it is to replace. This is my DD so i need to do this asap. Thanks
To get it off, you squeeze it and twist. when you get it apart you will find an o-ring. If thats the damaged part then you can replace it and walah! no leak
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so under that white cap you squeeze the clip and it comes off? and i wish that was my problem, the hose itself is cracked so i need to replace it :mad:
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whats this hose called?
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