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Having a hard time finding out how these are supposed to be released. I'm talking about the white plastic tabs that snap onto the two barbs on the t section of the lower radiator hose. I find with shit like this that it's always way too easy to break them if you don't do it just right, so I'm hoping someone has done this or has a page out of the service manual on how to remove them properly.
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Should just have to squeeze the two white plastic tabs that extend out past the fitting while pulling hose off. The white plastic ring will stay behind on the plastic T of the lower hose.
 
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Should just have to squeeze the two white plastic tabs that extend out past the fitting while pulling hose off. The white plastic ring will stay behind on the plastic T of the lower hose.
How do you transfer the plastic rings to the new radiator hose? To be fair I don't have my hose yet, but I'm assuming it doesn't come with those
 

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The new hose will have them. The old ones are easy to remove, just pull the two tabs apart until the clips clear the ridge or lip on the nipple.
 
 




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