UnitLandy

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• Yesterday at 09:41

• #181

How'd you get these clips off?

 

Mark Piercy

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• Yesterday at 12:20

• #182

UnitLandy said:

How'd you get these clips off?
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Normally they end up being destroyed so have a couple small jubilee clips to replace them
You'll find one end can be levered off

 

Datatek

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• Yesterday at 14:28

• #183

I used something like a Dremel very carefully.

 

UnitLandy

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• Yesterday at 15:07

• #184

Are they factory fitted. If that's the case then the fluid likely has never been changed.

I'll see if I can peel the tabs off with a thin flathead screwdriver. The tabs are around the back which makes this a nightmare...

 

Datatek

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• Yesterday at 15:09

• #185

UnitLandy said:

Are they factory fitted. If that's the case then the fluid likely has never been changed.

I'll see if I can peel the tabs off with a thin flathead screwdriver. The tabs are around the back which makes this a nightmare...

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Unbolt the reservoir

 

Mark Piercy

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• Yesterday at 15:50

• #186

They could be factory. Be careful twisting them incase you break the reservoir ends

 

RangeRoller dt

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• Yesterday at 19:01

• #187

They can be taken off with like a pliers and screwdriver. They need a special tool to clamp them on better off replacing them. They are stronger than usual clips but old by now. Check other end see if it been done already tuther side or if it can come off without disturbing them.

 

brianp38dse

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• Yesterday at 22:38

• #188

Those type of clips can be tightened up with ceramic tile nippers if any needs to.